Star.
London, England, 1801-11-02 00:00:00

EAST INDIA SHIPPING.

Yeßerday morning, at four o'clock, arrived at
the India-Honfe in a chaife and four, Mr. MOORS,
Puffer of the Hon. Eall India Company's hip the
Nisei WILLIAM HENRY, Capt. Roots BABES?,
from Madras, with the agreeable intelligence of
th• fate arrival of that fhip off Dover.
'lie Homeward-bound EaR India Fleet failed
f-om Sr. Helena on the 3d September, under
fr y of his Majelly's (hip END, mow, and confab
-t the Sit EDwAia Huang!, CAUL! Eno, Loa°

Witisinasure, EA&L Sezieitit Petitte
HENRY, CITY OF LONDON, HAWKE, and HOPE,
regular India:nen.
The Tts.t.lcuEiteY, SVRAT CASTLI Lucia
MARiA, THETIS, HFRCIPLEAN, ANNA, kARRIOT,
MARIAM, and CORNWALLIS, extra ludiamen.

The Salamander (Whaler), DROTE N INC N, de-
rained by the STAR sloop of war, and the Den-
m.trk, detained by the Governor of St. Helena.
By this Conveyance we learn, 'that the BARBARA,
FLIRT, ELLEGOOD, FAVOURITE, INDISPENSABLE,
SALLY, CALEDONIA, CHARMING KITTY, RESOLU.
-now, and HARRIET, South Seamen, were all well
in Wallwick Bay, and in general fuccefsful. The
DIANA had failed for Delage Bay; the Ricca
had about too tons of oil, betides bone, and the
FANNY had arrived At the Cape, and failed for
New South Walei.

PASSFMCIIS Pelt PRINCE WILLIAM HFNLY.
Colonel, Mrs. and Mager Gowdie ; Lieut. Colonel Main,
died at Sea, May t9th, zllot Major Wm. Davidfon, Mrs. Da-
vidfoti ; Mrs. Han&ftde ; Cape. Baker Fennell, died at Sea, Bth
Tune; Capt. Pryce, of his Mrjeftrs 15th Dragoons; Captain-
Lieuteaant Albert Fins, of his 844efty's Swifs Regiment de
Meuron ; Lieut. Charles de !deur= Tribolet, of his Majefty's
ditto, ditto; Lieut. John Warrington, of his Majefty's 73d Re.
giment of Foot; Lieut. Thomas Ahmuty ; Mr. Wm. Marriott,
Writer; Mr. Mrs. and three MIL Watts ; Matter Lys, Matter
Thomas Baggot, ltdafter Pesach Shaper, Mil* Maria Taylor,
and Mils Charlotte Taylor.
PASSENGERS PER PAULL iPIWCIa.
Colonel Woodburn ; Captain and Mrs. Caldwell; Captains
Rind and White of the Hon. Eaft India Company's terrier;
Captain Tobias &notice, 78th Regiment; Captain Kearney,
and Lieutensat C. Paterfoa, 29th Light Dragoons; Lieutenant
Alexander Hamilton, H. C. ferrite ; Mr. Frazer, atEltant for-
teen, ditto ; and M. Wyatt, civil ferrite.

Difpatches were yefterday received from rte.
Admiral Sir Roost Cu RTIS, Commander in Chief
at the Cape of Good Hope.
A Lieutenant arrived yeiterday evening at the
Adrniralty.Office with Difpatches from 4 ice-Ad-
miral RAIN into Commander in Chid o❑ the Eall
India nation. He left the Ealt Indies on the 9th
of July laa, at Which time Admiral Rani's.% and
all our forces in India enjoyed remarkable good
health.

Admiral &mist is about to return home, and
will be fucceeded in his command by Lord Rao-
STOCK.

On Saturday arrived a Mail from Jamaica, by
which we have received advice of the death of
that very excellent officer Lord HUGH SEYMOUR,
Commander in Chief on that nation, and Vice A-
dmiral of the Blue. His death is thus noticed in
the Kingllon Gazette of the ,6th of September:
gi Lord H. SZYMOVR, whOfe health had been for
fome time impaired, failed in the TM, HONE on
the Loth on a cruize, and died ;on Friday lack at
lea. The TitleHo,tz arrived on the evening of
Saturday in Port Royal, with her colours lowered
half-mail, and firing minute guns while fhe en-
tered the harbour. His Lordihip's body was re-
moved on board the SANS PASTA, and is this day
put on board his Majefty's fchooner STING, in
order to be conveyed to England. The Srtwo is
to fail to-morrow." She arrived yefierday at
Portfinouth, with Lordfhip's remains r n board.
Rear-Admiral Moaraotir, who lately left
England in his Majefty's flip the GARLAND, fuc-
ceeds Lad H. Sty Nova as Commander in Chief
lOn the Jamaica Ration. His Lordthip was made
a Poft-Captain.Feb. 8, 1779, and bore a confider-
ible Aare in the memorable engagement under
Lard Howe, the tit of June 1794, having cap-
tured the BANS PARIIIL, of $l4. guns,- on board
which (hip his Lordihip hoicked his flag as Rear.
Admiral on the ill of June the following year I
he was promoted Vice-Admiral of the Blue in
February t 799. His Lordihip was brother to the
Marquis of Hs arroan. His amiable Lady, who
had accompanied him to the Well-Indies, died
lately of a decline at Clifton, of which he was
ignorant at the time of hit death. A young
Emily is left to deplore their loft.

His Lord(hip, it is Paid, caught his death by fit.
Ling in his cabin in the hot furtuner mouths with-
out his coat at night, which, producing a cold,
terminated with a fevers

The Jamaica paper rif the rid' September fays,
4, It was his Majelly's fhip la TOPAZ'S, and net
the Cr maul, that arrived on Wednefday evening
at Port Royal, from a cruize. Captain Cm oft CM,
and twenty-two of the crew, we are concerned to
(late, have died Gine the left port."

His Excenenti the Earl of HARDWICIII held a
Privy Council on Tuefday, at Dublin-Ca(ne, and
:ranfalted a variety of banes.
The Archbifhop of YOR k and Grnilv, returned
) town on Friday lan fur the winter Leann.

The Marquis of Ansi COI a, hlr. numerous ()lends
wilt be glad to hear, is fo far recovered as to be able
to walk upon crutches to the lawn.

The Countefs of Car STERFIELD has pilled the
greatet part of the furnmer at Bradley-Hall, where
her daily ears has been to feed and clothe the poor.

The infant fon of Lord Dunasanon Was on Sa-
turday baptized at his Lordihip's honfe in Berke-
ley-fquare, by the mime of C s Ham ItY Tat-
roe. The Sponfors were, the Dowager Lady
SouTaAYpyOM, the Earl of Evsros, and the
Hon. CHARLES FreZILOY.

The price of bullion bas experienced a confider-
able depreffion during the tali week—foreign gold,
which lately.fold at 41. 33. to 51.65. per ounce. has
fallen to its former currency of 31. i7s. 6d.--Sil-
ver is only a penny per ounce cheaper.
The Ozforcifhire militia, who have been quar-
tered in Briliol, are returning to Oxfordihire.
By the vigilance of the Pollee Officers, feveral
pickpockets were taken up on Tburfday in the
Park and its vicinity. They have been examined,
and committed for trial by the MagilLrates.

Saturday fen:sight Andrew Lawrie one of the
letter earners of the General Loft Office. Edin •
burgh, wailed of having ft olen a letter with bank-
notes and money, ablkonded.
On the Sib intl. a night (hock of an earthquake
was felt at Bologna, but fortunately without doing
anY daanin•