Star.
London, England, 1803-09-07 00:00:00

NALITIGX. INTELLIGENCE.

PLYWOUTS, SE►T. 3.—Came in the Ran?er re-
venue cutter from Cork, and brought in with her
the fnauggling lugger Return, from Guernfey, laden
with 130 calks of (pmts, which the captured off the
Lizard ; the Hercules, of and from Dantaiek, Capt.
A mDRISON, laden with naval Roves for the dockyard;
and the Friends, Capt. Le Gaos, from Guernfey,
with wine, for this port.—Sailed the DIULOOMp of 74
guns, to join the fleet off Breit. The Acerra, 0;
40 guns, and the FISOMUIt of 38 guns, came from
Hamoaze this morning, and anchored in the Sound.
Sailed the Colzoras, 9f 4 vas, to the Weliward,
Paid to be gone with difpatches for Malta.
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PoarsiLoym, Sm. 6.—.-I.afi night arrived the
TERROR bomb, Capt. Halersoc, with feint= from
the Downs. She failed again this morning for the
fame place. The Ravocurioxante, of 44 guns, Capt.
Loca, has made the fignal for a convoy to the (out!,
ward and wellward. The Excezcson of 74 guns,
Capt. Sormcaoi, is ordered to vidual for forego ler-
vice, fuppofed for the Mediterranean. She will pre.
vioufly relieve the Mac II rice r, Capt. Pons, at Sr.
Helen's, which is to come to Spithead to be paid
wages. Sailed the *slava cutter, Lieut. TAIL Dor,
on a cruize.

DIAL, Sarr. 6.—Arrived the Traveller, MID.
intros, and Peggy, COVULDAILI, from Qgebee -
and PEOASUS frigate. with a convoy from —Pone
mouth—Wind E. S. E.
ELSIN Ult, Avc. so.—The Convoy mentioned in
our laa to be in fight proved to be the Cites frigate,
with between 4o and so fail from the Note, and
ailed again yekerday afternoon.

PROM LLOYD's LIST.
OItAYMND, Stn.. 6... Pared by the Policy, Clark, from tk.
Saab Sc..; h Dunkirke (a prise). from Martinique • and Wad..
they, Way, from Legkore.—Sallul the Orion, Evans. for Dublin=
Mary, Coe; Commute, Male ; Jafon, Addifon ; Ploughman,
T • Jobe Ord; and the Mentor, fur Peter.
burgh; Wight, Ford, for ; Minerva, Smith, and Fame,
Anderfon, for Lubcoe; Jonge Cornelius, for Tonningcn ;
Soccers, Cobb; Juno, itabinfoo; and the Wriwart, foe
Emblem
Aeatvco—in the Downs, Eagle, Plokerms and Neptune.
Dad Iron, from Whit. A; Clyde, Martha, Hodgfon, front
/Zuebee. At Cork, Harming, Haydon, from Denude. At Cuem.
Icy, Maria Carolina, .---, from the Mediterranean. At Ma.
Odra, &Imola, Leary, from London. At St. Croix, Duke of
Broom, Beale, from Africa.
The Goodrich, Mean, from Chorfelton to L'verpoothas been
taken by the Breads, retaken by the Vigilant privateer of Goan.
ley, and carekd Into that Mad

Ammon host Boordeaux, of the z 3th Anima, /tato, dod
the Aksando; of 403 tone, from Jamilca. Is taken.
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On Saturday lall the Eait India (hip blare Womb
of Exeter, Captain jour Locks, jun. front Maboyaa. ,
arrived at Madman for the purple of difolursing
her valuable cargo of fpica ice.

Emma of a letter from C!alabo to ae salami
merchaot in London, dated the god ult.—
!, I take the opportunity of a neutral veal lamb(
this port of fending you a few anon& He aches
channel of communteation pretests half Tim vials
from Dover are not permitted to enter the harbour.
When they arrive of a boat goes out tomes rims.
and I underftand the fame precaution is ufed on your
fide the water. The tench after Engliat reins&
des at the Cuftomitoofe here is very Relit. Tbo
veal by which I fend this, though cleared out repo
larly from Embden, is compelled to take back a bell
of goods foppotal sit be of &Ida asamfahreatte
India articles, fuck as !User, pepper, r„ at- are
admitted. The former is very rearm throughout all
France, and the price of it is atm daily. I Musk
to fend you tome Newfpapers, bat the veal fails a
few hoots too loon. A very fine order is given at
the Cu itom-houte, to prohibit any being feet on boast
neutrals or cartels. The reafon of this prohibition
we do not quite comprehend, as aU their material
contents will reach Too orally. or in letters. I am
not 'aware that any thing very important has lately
tranfpired through this channel. The objea of the
concealment I false to be more future than prem.
Iby about a moods or fix weeks. However' thie may
be, bur preparations continue undienissiaed, and (to
which I attach more importance) the fame, or k.
created pains, ore taken to keep up sad aro* the
fpirit of the nation lipi! England. • The news of
the late intonation in Ireland has been airoduoufir
circulated through the country. There is not a drum
boy of NW regiment here (the ssd battalion cool&
in g of about tOOO men), but knows every particular
of that event as well as the Loan Ltsuestramr at
Ireland. Very few but the fuperior ()Seen have any
idea of the fitoadons of England and Iceland. nod
hence a popularity is excited by the circurnaances aE
that event, towards the invafion in general. Your
volunteers and he, .0 as* are treated of in cower.
ratios by the atilitsry whit a ftudied contempt : they
openly talk of going over to eureite and drill them
fume time in °Sober, a period that I have foam
rotten to think not idly fixed upon. We ourfelves
are in no very great fate of forwardnets. As I men.
tinned, our pin ion confifts of about .tOOO
meL—
The number of boats building (for none m quits
complete) may be about yett they are tomethisto os
the model of fiihing.boats, with a deck, and Sol es
all calculated to convey artillery. There are, bow.
ever, many more buil", up the country on a find.
leer eondrueion. and the whole number aligned for
our port is too. Some people fay it cannot contain
more than ago. Of there not more than 70 or So
can leave the harbour in one tide. _ _

u Your cruisers daily come within the reach of
our batterks, who are now fo cotnplaifant as not to
are at them except they approach in the night, whoa
the order is, to are at every thing that can be ken.
Ow Mermen are much harralkd, and frequendr
taken, or driven on bore. What will ha the end of
all this Goo knows. Attempt the invalion, and foe•
ceed, at lean to fame extent, the FIRST Combos.
muQ, or he will not be Four Casson long. Pin
haps the deftroetion of a dock yard or two, the rack-
ing of liondon, or the fall of Ireland, might finial,
the public expreation ; but nothing !bort would—
the Casfidar Throne of France mni be (might for
on Brink ground. You will readily believe that we.
made's*/ body. Dot of the military prufeiG•et, who
may be fappnfed to &mailable the people of France,
are mach againli this war, which has w•thieig French
for its objea. Bat what tan we dot By the bye, the
people have iallinAively fallen back into a decent
obfervance of the Sabbath. jpro—.W II dwy dip
duvet This is a &Wee I mall sat die# and dun'
her, have to per nodigagios."

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