Star.
London, England, 1806-02-15 00:00:00

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

GI AAAAA ND, FEL to.—Paffed by the Mama, Lantz, from
St. Andero; St. Johannes, —, from Lifbon; Hazard,
from Charante: Nymph, Warren, from Newry; Two Patricia,
Candou, from Rofs, Linnenhall, Lewingtoo, from Dublin; Per-
leverancc, Ma. dock ; and the Tuby, Wanton, from Embden.—
Sailed the Sibs la, Barton. for Barbadoes; and the Hero of the
Hutchit.foo, for St. Vincent.

The Betfey, Bart aws Lt., from Plymouth to Baal,
is loft on the coall of Wales, and two men drowned.
The Waakfamkeit, MILLIR, from St. Andero for
Embden, is 101 l near Bayonne.
Same calks of tallow and lacks of feed, fuppofed
to be part of the cargo of the Mark, IRWIN. from
London fur Brillol, have been picked up near Milford. I
The Ceres, a Welt Indiaman, who fought a very
gallant aClion fume time ago in the Weft Indies (in
co-npany with two other (hips) againn a French pri-
vateer, failed in company from Cork on the 28th
Oeober, for Barba& colnder convoy of the FISOARD
frigate. On the paffage, off Madeira, fhe was run on
board of by the FISOARD, and was nearly knocked to
pieces. The following day, being in a very difabled
Ilatc, the was with ditlicntiy kept from foundering in
a very heavy-gale. The FISCARD fared her horn
IdellruCtion by t.,km,4 her in tow, which (he intended
to continue to do till their arrival at Barbad,:;s.

! wslrci, Psi. is.... The Ihip Towin, regular
tin Ihip, .6. Cita:or, from Carpenter Smyth's
Wharf, is ji* arrived with goods for this port, and
neighbourhood;

Oo Smola, laff Mr. Burs. ta, Matter of the Cullom-
houfe Cutter, being on the loak out after a fmuggling
want on the Pier at Newhaven, got partly over the
pier held, on a fort of ladder, apparently for the
purpofe of walling his boots, when a large wave
coming unexpeftedly upon him ftept him off the lad-
der into the water, and ,he tide running violently in,
he was overwhelmed in an inttant, and drowned in
fight of feveral fpeCtators; who could tender him nu
afkflance. His hat was taken sip form after the acci-
dent, but the body has not yet been fonnd.

FaiLTICULAILI OF THP LOSS OW THE 111lIta TRANS.
PORT.

We give the following particulars, on the autho-
rity of Captain Jove:, an inco:rea account having

appeared :
The Maria Tranfport (truck on the Southern Haaks
off the Terel, between twelve and one o'clqtle of the
morning of the 13th December. Captain Joss* was
faved by having been feot in a boat to find the (here
and gain affiflance : about (even o'clock on the t 4th
December, he was conveyed in a filhing boat to Ad.
Shirai Kirkert's (hip, who immediately fent off boats
to take the foldiers, but tinfrrtunately the thip funk
to the lands before they could get to her. On the
Dutch pilot founding over the wreck the following
day, fhe had t 8 feet of water over her bulk. *The
Dutch Admiral treated Captain T. in the kindell and
molt humane manner, fupplying Lim with money
and clothes, and (hewing every attention which could
alleviate his diflreffed fituation.

For the fatisfaaion of the friends of the parties, we
infect the following Ha of the Officers Paved, &c.

Ohs 4va4-1 Captain, t A. Surgcon, Serjeants, z Cot.
paral, S Privates, s Women, s Children —l7.

O&M dlOWnedl Captain. 4 11tutenanta, 10 Serjeanta, rr
Conaorab, 103 Privates, 12 Women, 8 Children-2.59.
Ship's Company raved-4 Captain, 9 Sailors—to.
Ship's 1. animus, drowned—z Mates, Salon-6—Total 16S•
Left Enchnifen and embarked on board the Com-
merce aid January, failed from New Deep, 3oth Jan.
DX"riraved—Csptalo Jona, A Surgeon Armftrong, Serleant
Prench,Sajeant B. buck, Corporal John Ladle.
Mars drowned—Captain Garftir, Lieutenant Carrepbell,Lkr-
MOIR hiattnnin. Zap Cunningiuun.Enfign Matiewtoo.

Mimeo favad--Jaka Wakefield. Jobe Hod&Won. Maul
MuneOr Itephas Timelier, Lancelot Loeb. Cltaelea My ,Tbo-
maa Mr I A, and Henry Judie.
Wawa's Caved—Jane Field aid Jane Thatcher.
ClRdres lived—Jane Field and Jame Thateber.