Star.
London, England, 1802-08-31 00:00:00

EAST INDIA SHIPPING.

On Sunday laft the Puffers of the Honourable Eaft India
Company's (hips the Duke of Buccleugh, Captain Thomas Wall;
the Prefton, Captain Thomas Garland Murray ; and the Wal-
pole, Captain James Sandilantls, the former from China, and
the two latter from Beneoolon, arrived at the Eaft India Houk
with their difpatches. They failed from the ifland of St. He-
lena on the 4th day of July, at which time not any [hip was at
the ifland. The following were hourly looked for: —the Earl
of Abergavenny, Taunton Cattle, Belvedere, Woodford, Al-
bion, Alfred, Ganges, Watley, and extra (hip Elizabeth.
PASSE/4021M PER PI ESTON.J. D. Erfthie,Efq. Lieutenant
Truftott, Mager G. R. Boddam, Mr. J. Banks Matter J.
Hunter, Mifa M. Hunter, Mifs M'Lean, and MR; Gibfon.
Pa R WA cm:oz. 2.—Mr. Inglis, Captain E. Brown, Mrs. Brown,
lieutenant-Colonel Gordon, Mrs. Gordon, Mifs Rofs, Mr.
Bannon, Mrs. Bannon, Mr. M. Morrifon, late Second Officer
of the Betfey ; Mr. John }learned, late Second Officer of the
Sir Stephen Lultdngton : Children George Gordon, Jane Gor-
don, Edward Coles, M. Holloway, Sophia Prince, and David
Sheriff

PER Dozz or Buccaroon.—Mafters Frederic and Henry
Doveton, from the iiland of St. Helena.

The Prefton and Walpole, lately arrived from Beneoolen,
are laden with pepper. The feveral Pangerans have been very
pundual in their refpedtive eolleetions, and hopes are entertain-
ed that enough will be collated next feafon to fill another Ihip.

On Friday laft a Dutch fleet of feventeen fail of merchantmen,
two frigates, and a corvette, arrived at Torbay with Dutch
(eiders for Surinam and Dcmarara. The Dutch are Wing the
utmoft expedition in fending out civil and military officers to
take poilkinon of all the fetdentents reduced to them by the
treaty of peace.

The Dutch Eaft Indianian Sfilingright, has been condemned
by the Court of Admiralty to the Spitfire (loop.

The Terpfichore, Burge, from %ace to Briftol, is loft on
Flan Bland, in the Gulph of St. Lawrence. Crew favcd.
The Bell, Rowe, from Montfurat to London, is condemn-
ed at Nevis.

The Phzton, Bißinge, of Baltimore, from the Hie of May
to St.Thomaes, with fait, was loft off Boon's Point, Antigua,
9th of July. The crew and materials Laved.

The Mervin, Lovell mailer, arrived at Briftol, from point.
nica, fpoke the Alexia, of Greenock, Radon miter, out 14
days, bound to Wilmington, North Carolina, in long. 3o deg.
W. lat. z 6 deg. 8 min. N. all well; wind N. W. and the Maria,
Graham master, out t 3 days, bound to Barbadoes, long. z 4 dcg.
W. lat. 5z des. N. all well; wind N.

The Jane, Miller, from Grenada,whicb arrived in the Clyde
on Sunday fe'nnight, after a paffage of so days, left loading for
the Clyde, the Hcrberts, George, and Ann Philippa, Kinnear.

The Caledonia, Fairric, front Jamaica, which arrived at Port
Glafgow, on Tucfday, after a paifage of 54 days, kft loading
for the Clyde the Euphrates, Galt.

The Belifarius, Tibbets, arrived at Greylock on Monday
fe'nnight from Wifealfet, (poke, about IS days ago, the Lean-
der, Stewart, of Greenock, bound to Cork, from Havannah,
in long. 35. lat. 47. but blowing fiat could not hear how many
days out.
The Mac, of Meridian from Savannah to London, put
into New York on the isth of July. It is faid, the Captain,
Mate, and three of the crew, were lick on board the ihip. She
was brought in by the crew of a Philadelphia pilot boat, who
fell in with her off the Capes.

Paostovions.—Captain Lock is appointed to the Revolt*.
tionalre frigate, vice Capel; and Lieutenant Atchefon to the
Cenfor gun-weed, vice Chriftlan.
Captain Brown is appointed Aid-de-Camp to Major-General
Whitelocke.

The Hibberts, Brothers, and Qneen tranfports,
having the 29th regiment on board, were well on
the 4th inft. in long. 33. on their pairage to Nova
Scotia.

The DEY of Timid has declared war againfl
Sweden, and has rejeded all the propolitions made
by the Swedilh Rear Admiral CEDESTROI4. Th!
port of Tripoli is now blocked up by the Swedifh
and American fquadrons.
The Governor of Barcelona has publifhed the
following extraft of a letter from the Commiffary-
General at Tunis, cliaed the 29th of June :
" The difference: baween our Court and this Re-
gency are fettled. I have fucceeded in appealing
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WEST INDIES.

KINGSTON, JAMAICA, JUNE ts.

Tharfday his Majeli) 's (hip Druid, C.ipt. Ross,
having on boarJ the 83d regiment, arrived at
Port Royal, from Montego Bay.

MONTEGO BAY, JUNE S.

Lan Saturday being the annirerfary of the Re.
floration of King CHARLES the Second, a Royal
Salute was fired at th.: fort.

In the afternoon of the fame day the 55th regi-
ment, under the command of Major Hata Err.,
debarked from his Majefly's thip Alkmaar; anJ
detachment commanded by the Hon. Major Goo-
FREY M'DONALD, marched to the barracks, and
relieved the 83d, comm inied by Lieut. Col.
SKERRETT, who embarked on board the Alkmaar
the fame evening.
Early on Sunday morning, Major HA LRETT,
with the remainder of the 55ih regiment, marched
for Maroon Town, and relieved the fecond batta-
lion of the 85th regiment, commanded by Lieut.
Col. Lard AYLMER, who marched in here early
the next morning, and embarked on board the
Alkmaar. The Alkmaar remains waiting for the
baggage of the 85th.
JUNE 26.
His MajAy's chips Circe, Capt. Wot.t.Ev, and
Calypfo, Capt. BARRE, failed 'ail Saturday on a
cruizc.

The (hip Grand Duke, BRADSHAW, failed the
fame day for Liverpool.

The Kane day the flip Sufannalt, Gt.t.orrims,
anchored here from Green Mod.

Tuefd:ty arrived the (hip Rio Nova, APPLEBY,
from Africa, laa from Kingiton, with 3 I s Gold-
Coati Negroes.

The Milford failed from Briflol the 27th of
April, with 630 French prifimers. Capt. LANG.
FORD left Breit the tcth of May, and Dates that a
confider:Me body of troops were embarking for
St. Domingo.