Star.
London, England, 1803-10-05 00:00:00

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MAILS THIS DAY.•;-Wind S. W.
All. MIL. All. 60t.
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Waterford s 0

PLYMOUTH, OCT. 3.—Came in tile ATALAtTA,
of IS guns, Capt. MAStriLLD, from a cruize; and
brought in with her the following prizes, which (he
captured on the coal} of France, bound from l'Orient
to Brefi:—the French ketches la Jeune Adelphi,
Mary and Elizabeth, le Betfey, and another, name
unknown, all laden with timber and iron, for the
ufe of the French navy ; la Pelade, from Nantz,
bound to Breft, laden with timber and cannon, taken
by the &MANILAS hired armed cutter ; the Swedifb
brigs Amphitrita, Capt. Biota ; and the Neptunus,
Capt. JOHAN ZALTZ, both from Salo, laden with
wine, for Gottenburg and a market ; the Maria Elo-
nora, Capt. CRUIC, from Dantzick, for this port,
with (laves and linen.

Arrived la FLECHE, of 18 guns; Manton, of t 8
guns; and PICKLE, of to guns, from a cruize.
Sailed the NAIAD, of 38 guns, Captain WALLIS,
On a cruize ; alto the Stork, Captain BROWN, from
New Orleans ; Adventure, Captain Spot, from
New York ; and the Ceres, Captain HARMING,
from Cork, all for London.—Came from Hamoate
to Cawfand Bay, the Sr. JOSEPH, of 112 guns, Vice
Admiral Cur row.—The Distil!, of 38 guns, will
fail this evening with a fleet for the Downs.—Came
in the Efperance French brig privateer, of St. Ma-
loes, of 4 guns, and 3o men, taken by the Jour!
hired armed cutter, and Maria privateer, of Guern •
fey, the privateer had taken the Three Friends, of
London, Captain Jamas, from Mogadore, for Lon.
don, which veffel was retaken by the Maria ; came
in alto the Loma frigate, of 38 guns, from a cruise.

PORTSMOUTH, OCTOIIIR +.—Arrived the Loyalift
Dutch Eait Incliaman, from Batavia for Holland,
fent in by the Rofalind, of Liverpool. Sailed the
Sprow brig, with the Tellieherry and Sarah Ana
tranfports, with troops for Plymouth.
DEAL, OcTosiß +—Arrived the Venus frigate,
and SrFinwet.r..floop of war, with the fleet, (about
75 fail) under convoy, from the Weft Indies. Wind
N. N. W.

Hvt t, Ocrosia 3.—This morning the Royal
George, ATKISSON, from Peterfburgh to this port,
in coming up the harbour, unfortunately grounded
with her liern on the garrifon fide, and the tide eb•
bing, the at prefent lies in a very dangerous lituation.
By means of lightening th- fhip, t is hoped the will
be got off the next tidc. The Munificence, Captain
Borate:or, of this port, has had the misfortune to
drive from her anchors, and is now lying at Narva
in about fir feet water ; but otherwife received no da-
mage : if the weather remains moderate, hopes are
entertained of her being got off again.
Livsarnot., OCTOBSR 3.—The Telegraph, from
from La Guira to Cadiz, taken by the James pri-
vateer, in lat. 24. long 22. arrived here on Wednef-
day lA. The Vrow Either —, from Batavia
from Amfierdam, captured by the Lancaßer in lat.
4t. 23. long. 30. a 6. arrived here on Thurfday. The
F ench Chip Edward, Cowsta., from Martinique to
B andeaur, captured in lat. 44. long. ret. by the Eli•
ta, from hence to Barbadoes ; and Der Gute Man,
Warr', from Buenos Ayres, captured by the Lan-
cafter, arrived here on Saturday. On Saturday ar-
rived the Young Amelia, a fine Chip, about sso tons
burthen, from the Ifk of France, bound to L'Orient,
laden with fugar, indigo, fpices, muffins, &c. cap.
tnred in lat. 42. to. long. 16. 30. by the Kitty,
M'DONAL.D, of this port.

FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE, 0CT....
•DMIR•LTY Prima, OCTOSIII 4.. •
Copy of a letter from the Right Repeatable Lon: Kerrie, K. B.
Admiral of the Blue, &e. to Sir Evan NIMAN. Bart. dated o n
board his Maielty's Dap MORMICII. off Broadftaks, the sd

Sir—l inclofe, for their Lordfhipe information, a
copy of a letter which has been received by Rear
Admiral Mows-ace from Lieutenant Lsavtß, com-
manding his Maklty's gun brig the JACKAL!., re-
porting the capture of one of the enemy's aimed
Hoops j and have the honour to be, 81c.
(Signed) MTN.
11.11sietty's gun brig juezu Lt., off °genii, Sept. sq.
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Sir—l have the honour to acquaint you. that this
afternoon I gave chaee to a vale' running along
Shore between Nieuport and Dunkirk, but it falling
nearly calm I difpatched Mr. SIMPSON, Meter. fix
(cameo, and four marines to board her, which duty
they performed in a very fpirited manner under a
heavy fire from three field pieces brought on the
beach, and a (mall battery of two guns, within half
yillol (hot, the enemy being aground when boarded.
She proves to be an armed (loop of four two poun-
ders, belonging to Dunkirk ; I believe taken up for
the conveyance of troops. Her crew cfcaped on Ihnre
to the number of ten or twelve. A light breeze
fpringing up, with the affiliance of my fwerps,
was enabled to arrive time enough with the brig to
cover the boat and prize coming off. Although the
Amp kept a continual fire on the boat, I am happy
to fay there was not any petfon !ut. She ran on
Shire betwixt the Calm. and the Main. The msf.
terly manner in which Mr. PURDY, Pilot, conducted
the brig in that navigation, does him great credit.—
I have the honour to be, &c. (Signed)
C. P. L Lieut. and Commander.

DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE MONEY.

T•the SSA; far the capture of hi Chase oil Ldtb, when Me
arrives there.

To the Poloost. Plaralz. and Mineree, bead money, for r'e
French frigate Ileavoure,m; Wednefday, Ottoba ta,at rue Griffin,
Vilikes4treet. Strand
're the Masa, far Mader, Freed; privateer ; fame day, and
wee-

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To the It ewer nod Jane. Ibr the Sincerity, on the totb init. at the
Oise if A. H. *ward, Orem Yuma&