Star.
London, England, 1803-11-22 00:00:00

Dublin
Waterford

PEN ZARCE, Nov. O.—Arrived this morning, the
Swedith brig Einigkeit, of Stralfund, Capt. JOACHIM
BALTASEII ESWALD, from Liverpool, in hallaft, to
take in pilchards for Venice : the (loop Brothers, from
Cork, DALLINC mailer, failed laft night for Fal•
mouth ; and the Kitty, of this port, .:JAL n.aller,
this morning, with block tin for Brittol.
Nov. i 9. -This evening the Blip John, of Truro,
Ts !tunas matter, with pilchards, failed for Pal•
mouth, in order to join convoy for Venice.

PORTSMOUTH, Nov. 21.—Went out of harbour,
the PRINCE GEORGE man of war, of 98 guns.—Ar.
Jived the ROSE cutter, with difpatches for Guernfey.
—Arrived the HOUND (loop of war, Captain MAX.
WELL, with a large convoy from the Downs; WASP,
of 18 guns, Hon. Captain AYLStER, from a cruize ;
and the VIPER cutter, Lieut. JoacE, froth Plymouth.
—Came into harbour, the DIOMEDE, of 5o guns,
Capt. LARCOM ; and the PIGMY cutter, Lieutenant
WHITE, with the lofs of her bowfprit.—Dropped
down to St. Helen's the PRINCESS ROYAL, of 98
guns, Captain VASHON.—Sailed the PETER I•LL (loop
of war, Captain Latatioak, on a cruize.—The COU-
RACECI, of 74. guns, Captain T. BERTIe, is ordered
to have her complement of mat completed ; many or
whom will be drafted from the Isis, DIOMEDk, and
Vke; vs.

SHEERNESS, Nov. 21.—The MALLARD gun.reffel
arrived yefterday from Ellineur, with the Scou..ov.
/loop, from Leith ; the latter was paid today, and
will fail to-morrow. Two marines belonging to the
SANTA MataositarrA fell into the dock a few nights
ago, one of whom was drowned, and the other with
difficulty faved.

FOLKSTON E, Nov. 20.—A heavy cannonade was
heard this forenoon. It commenced about 11 a. N.
and Jailed twenty minutes. The weather being hazy
s* the French coati, we could not afcertain the pre.
cure fpot from whence the report came, but it was
generally believed to be the confequence of an attack
oa fome of the gun-boats near the harbour of Boa.
logne. The LICIA frigate (paired this harbour at
crne P. M. on her way to the Downs. She lately
grounded at the Nets, and injured her falfe keel in
fuch a inanner, as to require immediate' repair.
DIAL, Nov. 20.—The IMMOILIALITE frigate is
j\ arrived in the Downs. She left it, as I before
informed you, on Wednefday evening with General
Fsawcta DUNDAS on board, to cruife off the French
coati.—Early on ThUrfday morning the arrived off
Boulogne, and immediately flood fo dole in (bore, in
order to give the General an opportunity of furvey.
ing the enemy's works, as to be within reach of their
batteries, which continued throughout the whole of
the day to difcharge at the Chip. It was in fau an
vninterrnpted roar of artillery, but happily without
effed.—not a man of ours was hurt, and not the
Intl injury was done to the (hip. The greater
number of the bombs went over the IMMORTALITE,
but tome of them dropped quite clerk betide her.
In one inflance a Midthipman obferved a bomb fall
within a yard of the (hip, under the cabin window.
'The Immortraurs fired not a f.ngle gun doling the
*hole of the ensile, which extended altogether to
about 6 miles callward, and the fame diilauce weft-
ward of Boulogne.

General DUITDAS was on deck engaged in viewing
With the clofe( attention, the camps and fortifica-
tions of the enemy. There is a camp of three miles
in length to the eafi of Boulogne, and one of equal
extent to the welt. There is one alfo which appears
about a mile round. From the bell obfervation that
could be taken, it is calculated that thofe three
camps contain not Ids than 150,000 men. The (hip
was fo near (pore as to afford the clearea view ; fo
hear, indeed, that the was in one inilance obliged to
kt drop her anchor to protret herfelf from being
drifted up the bay of Boulogne by the tide, which
was then sowing, and which at ebb or flow forms
a Chong current at the mouth of the bay. The
lirstotraLirs failed for Dover Rends on Thurfday
right, and remained there waiting for a favourable
wind until this morning\ The objet of this attire
Teems to hive been to afcertain the (late of the ene-
stsy's preparations. General DONDAS lets off for
Barham Downs this evening.

AllOllllll LETTER, SAME DATll.General DCSDAS
is now and has been for twp hours back in tonfiolta
elan with the Port Admiral MONTAGU, to whom
he went almoa the moment he landed, and took
with him feveral papers. This naturally induces an
opini.m that forme plan of attack is in agitation.
Nov. zt.—The VULTURI Poop of war h.os a fignal
~tfronvoy to the weaward.—Wind \V. S. W. blows
hard with rain.

R:main in the Downs his Mijefty's (Life as per laft
Tu4g, from Petcrfburgh for Exeter; Lively, htillrr, from ditto for
Portfmooth; Sally, fiallfworth, from Riga. for Plymouth; li-
b, rty, and Elope, Thompfon, from ditto for ditto.—Put
Sqv:rr,!,ar.d Milbrook fahooner.

Duwts ass, Nov. IS.—On Wednefday night ar-
riitl the LUJA and I.OITUNIE trigatcs final I.'u.
It:gne, and ARC HSK gun brig, and ;entail with the
AVTUMY, 1111:ftWri eur‘rs. A
molt feritios Alain' totik plAcel..il night : T:ie Lvni
in canting round the Light from the (twat: welt,
fi t aground about nine I'. Vii. ci.‘sc by c,c
grand redoubt or: the cat tid: of th...
•+.11.1.v.ry heavy lea i.v.tiol; a., and wed fo‘tai

gun- as fignals dithers. rroth the great hurrt•
and confutiun which mutt have taken place at the
t•.ament, the guns were fired without having the that
drawn. The fquadron which were lying at the call
Itch of the Nefs were all cleared for adion, as the fir-
ing Teemed to be from the redoubt ; and the wind
having been all the day from the S. S. W. there was
every realon to loppote that the enemy from Havre
and Dieppe were actually landing. The wind had
then (hilted to the W. S. W. and the lee tide had Et
fa ftrong that it was impoflible for any of the (hips
by cutting their cables to get up to the point from
which the "tiring came. In the courfe of an hour the
LEDA got off without any damage ;—and the night
clearing up a little, the caufe of the alai m was dif
covered. The Eaft Kent Militia at the different
batteries were all at their quarters, and prepared to
give the enemy a warm reception.
Nov. lg.—Arrived his Majefly's fhip LARK, and
remains with his Majefly's (hips LEOPARD and Sut.-
PIIUR• The two latter returned yelterday evening;
the LEDA, FORTUN EE, and Aturums proceeded to
Bu.ulogne.