Star.
London, England, 1803-01-11 00:00:00

BRIXHAM.QIIAY, JANUARY 7.

In addition to the names of the (hips, Ste. which
arrived at Torbay, mentioned yelterday, are the
following :
The Peggies, Dohfon, from London for Cadiz; Perfeve-
rant e, Evans. from London to Chefter ; Brothers, Owen, front
London for Dubin; Prince of Wales, Trt.lutli a, from Poole
to Falmouth • Hcdtor, Lewis, from Poole to Liverpool; Con-
cord, Hannajord, from Poole to Naples; COVl.rialc, M•Mafter,
from Poole for Cork and Jamaica ; Hope, Baker, from Poole
for Cork; Pitt, Moutre, from London for Ncw Providence;
Catherine, Coats, from London to Mogadorc ; and Maria,
Gardner, from London. for Jamaica.
Arrived his Majeity's (loop HAZARD from a
cruize. The (loop Chance, of Portfmouth,
LING mailer, from Cliichelter to Plymouth, laden
with wheat, but in the gale, between Berry Head
and Start, having the wind about S. by W. Ihifted
her cargo, which threw her on her beam ends, and
the was nearly filling to her hatchways, but the
bore up for Torbay, and with the affiftance of our
fitltermen, got her fafe into Brizham Pier. The
Captain of the Peggies law the Royal George
Eatt India Ihip yefterday at four P. M. between
the Start and Bolt, reaching about W. half S.
This morning the was feen again by our Mermen
about five or fir leagues off the Bolt, and having
the wind well to the fuuthward, there is no doubt
the cleared the land.

Jas. B.—The whole of the above fleet, at dawn
of day, and fome before, got under weigh, with
fine light breeze from the E. N. E. and are gone
clear without a tingle accident. P. S. A quantity
of pipes of wine, with mails, rigging, &c. have
been leen floating on this coati. It is much to be
fared that many have met a watery grave.

FROM LLOYD's LIST.

DrAt., JAN. to—Sailed the Ettingdon. Tbovtpfon; and
John, daity, fur Jamaica. Wiwi E. N. E. blow. hard.
The Levant, RASRRIDGE. from Liverpool for
Venice, is lott a few miles from thence; crew laved.
The Lucy, CRAIG, from Newfoundland tOr
Barb:Woes, foundered at lea; crew fayscl by the
Harlequin, CHA►MAN, from Demerara.
The Flora, BAKilt, from Brillol to Jamaica,
was fpoke with about the r Q of December; and
The Endeavour, of Exeter, from Newfound.
land to Vigo, about the aoth of December, by the
True Briton Indiaman; all well.

The Mutiny in Oaober laft, in the Mediterra-
nean, was entirely confined to the GIIIRAL r.s R. The
two ringleaders were tried on board the Dexoom,
and executed on board the GIBRALTAR. The
Marines basing behaycd with their uftul difcipline,
courage, and loyalty, received the Admiral's
thanks, which were ordered to be publicly read
throughout the Fleet, on the morning of the exe-
cution :

(A COPY.)

" Memo.

k:nt. Oriitagni Bay, 4th No•. 1202.

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Whereas it appears in the minutes of the late Court Mar-
tial on tar mutin:crs ..f the Gibraltar, that the detachmer of
Marian, (trying on board that Iblp, bore no part in the dif-
; ACefu! proceeding of the 6th of ()doter left, but, much to the
credit of their Officers and theinfelves,maintained the charaeter
of the loyal and reipedtable corps to which they belong, by a
it.mtly adherence to their duty, the Rear Admiral takes this
public method of eapreffing kid approbation of their good and
conduit, and requefts Captain johtiron to accept
his thanks. (Signed) "A. EICREIII
To the rekedive C.,pt..ins, &c.
Extra& of a letter from his I\fajeftv's (hip Snperb,
dated OtiflAgni Bay, Sardinia, Nov. 28, tScr..
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" On the 6th °Coe:ober, we received orders to fail (we fup-
puled for Malta), in company with the Dragon, (AMAbar,
'l.:lump/a, Superb, and R. nown. The crew of the Gibraltar
espr. fled a wall to go to the weflward, which they followed
up with an alarming and uncap. tied difpoiltion to mutiny,
will, h. however, was loon qurll.d by the fpirited eomlua of
tha Onicers, affißed by the able, Ready, and determine I be-
haviour of the =rine,: f veral of the principals are in eonfin. -
ment, two have been tried and paid the forfeit of their lives
On our arrival here we found the Kent, Admiral Sir R. Rick, r-
ton ; Agincourt, Captain R yves; and Mor.ninutb, Captain Hart.
Our future deßination it nut known, we a c all in the dark
why we are kept lyre, it is a Lay v. liere no (hip of war eve-
entcred lacfore, and th, n i • not a Louie within five miles of :!,
(bore. We lately had a molt violent gale of wind, hi which
the Triumph an: Renown part:d their cables. Captain R
hat lkcii to Algiers, ref;xaing Mediterranean pall, s. for our
mere/. ant Mir, ,Altidi it anii.:ably laziest. Lady Bickirtic is
arrived here, att4 is %cry well."