Star.
London, England, 1802-10-14 00:00:00

DOVER, OCT. is.

The Favourite fails nest tide with Sir WILLIAII WOLSELLT
ma family, and twenty other *Fenger*. Major AVIIIIRT
and Caaaits GIIARAM, Efq.arrived this day In the Rambler.
from Cabls; ten other polka:en arrived in the above Imre
—Arrived the Rename from Calais. with T. pawn,
Faux VATOOD. J. BILDOW, C. ONORATIN G. G. BARTIIt.
LINT, Mr. ST. BAUM, and Alums other palfengers ; alto Ir.
rind from Boulogne this tide the Two Friends, with Sit
Taotas TORTON, Bart. and Bunny I alio the Parfidt Union,
from Dordogne, with T. Rastas. Ud ruiws, Efq. flassear.
GoomuL, Erg. and other parengen ; alto from Boulogne,
I'Aebille, with Lord BALLINTICIf and fosite AD our inns are
SalL $o farther news of General Auniaosss.

FROM LLOYD'. LIST.

but., Oct. 13....85i1ed the Lad Dimas, Ocean. Henry
Addioston, and Odle Eden, for the Eat-Indies ; and kraal
other outward-bound yeah... Ana N. E.
OItAttSVIO. Orr. 1 ..—Paffed by the Mary, Worth. from
Dominica; Mary Ann. Kn.wia, and Perfewerance, Sky, from
Lits.
mules; Alfred. Rabbling. from' °pone ; Lord Duncan,
calm, from Archangtl; Fame. Hammond, from Stockhohn ;
she, Walker, from Mho ; Ade, Wilkinfon, and Ifabella,
from Antigun—Sailed the Induttry, Wood, for
Dahlia; Mown, for Limerick; Nancy, Potts, for
Swaim; Albion, Hate, for Peterfbargh; and Ho&
snag. —..., foe Antwerp.

ARRIVED
Or Domr.—Alezander, Dent, from Grenack.• '
In the Creet.—Selina, %relay. from Malaga.
At Cork—lroquois, Gooch, from Honduras.
At Liverpool—au/Ace, Wood, from Demerara.
At B:lfaft.—Cecßla, from Menlna.
At Harsburgt--PraideSce, Hatchinfon ; and Jane, Rey=
aids, from London.
At Calharco...Thatnes, Linder; and Argo, Armftroug,
Elm Landes. •

At Bourdatuv—Saily, Davidfon, from London.
M Helmet —Planter, Nock tram Virginia ; and Neptune*
from Demerara.
la the Tetei—.AArea, Stanwood, from Bolton ; and flora,
Ise, from New York.
At Copenbalgep—Thotreas and Marv,—,from St. CrOiS.
M Madrirs—Waliam, Smith, from London.
At Ufbon—Jane, Payne, from Larding.
At o—Flora, Simmons, from London.
At and Telemachus, frnen
Ludes. •

The Minerva, Coasts taus, from Dublin for
Norway, is 101 l near Campbeltosrn. The Green-
wich, lacus, from Archangel for Barcelona, is
101 l on Archangel-bar. •
The Peggy, Lovs, which arrived at Greenock
n 1 Thurfday from Demarara, fpoke the Ifabella,
PATiRSON, from Port Glafgow, all well, within
day's fail of Tortola ; left at Demerara, the
Clarow, DOUGLAS, and the Samuel, GistsUL,
for the Clyde ; freights were very foarce ; the in-
kibitants were in hourly expectation of the forces
kilt by die Batavian Government to take polfiffion•
of the colony, and the 'Dutch planters were keep-
ing up their produce, that they might have an
e'PPortunity of (hipping it direaly for Holland.
The Alliance, (late Porteus) from Jamaica to
Liverpool, with a valuable cargo. (confifiing of
554 htldS. 2; tierces 31125. ftigar ,_• obds. 139 pun-
deous rum ; so calks tilos. coffee, 3 tons In-
wood, 3 calks 3. bags pimento, t puncheon of
f4nta, 25 pipes t butt shhds. wise) was, on the
evening of Tuefdayfennight, unfortunately driven
on Moat Bank, nearly oppofite Fowey Maud, in
Morecambe Bay, and immediately funk; the had
iwevioully (truck on hips Ford, where the unthiP•
Ted her rudder, and became unmanageable. The
Icifttl has gone to pieces, and her cargo loft, ex-
tePt a part of the rum "and wine, which has been
upon the coali of Bc fh PouliOn, and as
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i a pipes 2 hhc's. wide, had been brougla to tile
Cullom Houle at Lancafter, on Friday fennight,
and it is hoped more Of the cargo will be picked tip
on the coati, and rebored to the owners. The
crew faved.their lives by taking to the Boat.
Yefterday a Court of Direaors was held At the
Eaft India Houfe, when Captain ARCHISALD Hi-
sitt.rom was fworn into the command of the BoM.
SAT CASTLI, defined to Bombay and China, in
the room of Captain JOHN HAMILTON, who has
refigned. The Court adjourned at fix o'clock till
this day.

His Majefty's Chip la StasistA, according to
a letter from Madras, (truck on the 3d of March,
at two o'clock in the morning, on a quick rand,
about so miles to the fouthward of Moldavia, in
the Viand of Ceylon. Capt. SAUCI, his officers,
and crew, exerted every poffible means to get her
off, until (even o'clock in the evening of the 4th,
when finding the water pining faft on the pumps,
they were obliged to quit her. The'Ssasist.s fri-
gate had treafure on board to a confiderable
amount, the whole of which has been faired.

A letter from Madras, dated the 4th of April
lall, lays, 44 it is With piculiar regret that we an-
nounce the total loff of the (hip Fort St. George,
Capt. Ks p, on Diamond Wand; this intelligence
Was received from the Commander of a country
veld, who fell in with one of her boats, having
6 men and an officer on board, and (leering for
Rangoon, in order to procure the means of faring
the remainder of the Fort St. George's officers and
crew. Capt. Krmr, with his wife (an amiable and
acconiplifhed Lady) and the whole of the crew,
had, we are informed, reached the Chore with con-
fiderable difficulty and exertion.
Oa Tuefday. the i ith intl. were launched fron
Mr. PBRIYIS Dock-yard, Blackwall, two (hips
for the fcrvice of the Eaft India Company, one of
1200 tons built by R. ANDERSON, Efq. to be
commanded by Captain T:mmtas, and bound to'
St. Helena, Bencoolen, and China ; the other of
600 tons,,is built by JOHN Woosmoas Efand
is to be commanded by Capt. LYNCHE. This is
the brit (hip that has been launched on the new
adopted fyftem for fecuring to Briti(h (hips and
Britifis feamen, the tranfit of Indian produce to
this kingdom, at low freights, propofed many
years back, but not aged upon till lately. A very
elegant entertainment was given by Mr. Wool,
Mori at Mr. Newte's rooms, adjoining to the
Well India Docks, to a tiled party of his friends,
amonet whom were Lord KEITH- and Emily,
with many of the DireBors of the Eaft India
Company and the Elder Brethren of the Trinity-
Houfe, &c. 1

There was launched the beginning of laft week
at Kingholm, a mile below Dumfries, a veld of a
new confiruition, built - agreeably to a patent
granted to P. Miami, Eft of Dalfwinton. The
veffels to be built under this patent are intended
for carrying pafengers only, and will be named
Life Packets, as they cannot fink. They afford
much better accommodation than !hips of any
other conftrudion of the fame length can give.
They are built entirely of fir wood, and draw
very little water. When under fail, they are
wrought and kept to windward by means of Older:.
They are moved through the water in calms and
againft light winds by wheels; and thefe wheels
are fo contrived as to be rigged or unrigged in a
_ihort time. This invention mull in time prove of
great importance to every • maritime (late in the
world, and be the means. of Paving numberlcfs
lives. We underhand that fix years of Mr. MIL-
LE a's patent has expired, but that for good reafons
he did not chute to make ufe of it dui ing the war.