Star.
London, England, 1803-04-26 00:00:00

ANOTHER LETTER, SAMEDATR•

His MAkfty's (hip CA LCU 7 r A, Capt. D. WOOn It Ire, is going
to New South Wales with convicts, where a new C ,buy is to
be formed, under the government of Lieut.• Colonel COLLINS,
of the Royal Marines: the is accompanied by the Ocrstr tranf.
port, which has on board a number of volunteer flttlers. It is
highly to the credit of Capt. W. and his Officers to rzcord, th .t
with 306 convicts on board, now three months, they have only
had one death, Smith, the Rum Parfon ; and at this moment
only three on the lick liR, and thole not dangeroufly: this is
entirely to be attributed to the unremitted exertion of the Offi-
cers to have them clean ; at five o'clock every morning their
hammocks are carried up on the booms, and the decks walked
and feraped; and as many are admitted in turn, as ia confiftent
with fafety, upon deck for two hours every day. The (oven
mutineers from the asth Regiment, who were fent home from
Gibraltar, came on board on Friday evening. The Rev. Mr.
KNo rwoors goes out Chaplain to the Scttkment. On board
the CALCUTTA Government have allowed 5o healthy young
women to go out with them : they doubtlefs will form not the
trait important part of the Rock taken out for the effective co-
lonization of this hitherto unexplored region, certainly fituated
at the lartheit limits of the known world.

VR11400711, Aram at —Yeiterday evening the Prince of
Wales Packet, Capt. T. He* n, landed her mett and a Md-
(alga, but the wind changing fuddenly to the E. N. E. the failed
immediately with her paffengers and money for Harwich. The
Prince of Wales, Capt. Den NZ, with mails, money, and paf-
fengers, which left Helvoetiluys at the fame time, landed ht r
mails at Southweuld, and proceeded fur Harwich.--Wind froth
N. E.--Ships remain as per left
SRIIIINZSI; APRIL 15.—The Romney bat arrived here.
and ha• proceeded up to Chatham to be paid off. The Dr
ratter has paired by the Note, and gone up the Thames to he
paid off. The So mita has come from Woolwich and anchor-
ed at the Great Note: the Zeatous war to have gene to the
Note to day, but owing to t' -re being no wind, the could not
move. Ycftcrday a drowned man was picked up on the beach ;
he is fuppofed to be ooe of the thirteen unfortunate men who
were drowned when the HUSLIR, took fire. Lieut. MACCAT
bas this day Joined the ZIA LA PID; to which (hip he is appoint-
ed by the Admiralty. The UTRRCIST bay failed for the DORM
The KITR has gone from the Little to the Great Note.
I eel ma, A r Kit 7.—The Hawke, R RRRRR son, from 1/ b.
lin, and the Peggy, CARRY; both of this port, MOO 0101 e; the
former near Tunberry Point, and the latter between this and
Salmons. Crews raved.

LIMB, Aram 20...-00 Saturday arrived in Leith Roads
the alp Dunrobin Cagle, Captain Maces ins, from Virgisla,
with tobacco and Itaves. He (poke 00 the sth initant, in lat.
jB. a. N. and long. so 00. W. the Rader, of Leith, for Davies
Straits, all well, out so days.—About ten rands,' morning,
the Dunrobin Glib was driven from her moorings In Leith
Roads by the violence of the gale. and &aged to dap her Gables.
Serious apprehenflons was entertained for her &kilt, as the
had very few mm on board, the greateft part of her crew Mt,
htg been impreffed upon her arrival in the Roads. When •
Opal of Mirth on board the Dunrobin Male was perceived
(runt the Store. a boat with nineteen men on board went of to
ber alliance, and that of a Dania brig, who had carried away
her foreman and boltfprit. With the utrooft
grestelt danger of their lives, they firft got to the Done, and
pot two men in her. Before they reached the Dunrobin Cattle,
the had driven the length of Kirkcaldy Bay ; nine men got on
board, the boat with the remainder of her mew get fate into
Kirkealdy,from whence the returned this mantiogy—The Dun-
robin Cattle was ken left eight about fan let, lying to under
doable reefed topfalls, in the middle of the nth, and as the
gale continues, the gene al @piles Is that the has gone out to let.
Ann. s3.—The DOMAN COll/0, drives from Leith Raub
by the gale of wind cm Todd:mot fare Into harbor yofterday.

Gaaanoes, APRIL ssTbs Delaware, Batas, orrived
Isere from New Yorlapsks ea the gift ilk in lat. 46 no. leap.
47. the Fanny, flames, from knee for New York; on the
fame day the brig Margaret, Matta', from hence for Hall.
fax; and oat the deli, tie Perfeveranee, from New York fee
it
oat s dnys,all well. The Fodor, CALDWILL, fix
Nrarik, mad Elizabeth, 1114Gateoa, for refolded, failed
from the Tail of the Bank on Mooday forenoon, and put into
Holy Loch fame d ft hlsw motilively herd frost Monday
forenoon till Wednelday at add day, fo much fo that the Fat,
toes mails wan all cut away by the hoard, vet Tug.* mem
lag, to prevent her driving on bore: Ike arrived hero ea WM.
oefday evening. The Elizabeth, we are happy to fay, redcoat
the gale without injury. The Cupid, ViCKSIMIAII, from this
port oaths Balk, (truck on the Tres Paint, neat am be.
tween Saturday night and S morning lA, but was gas of
without &maga. It is • there are feveral other oasis
on more along the coal. Two Ughters,laden with coals, are
oomore at Weans Bay, about 'lemmata below lonerkip. The
Adler, Wive', from hence for Limagitol, was fate in Roth.
fay Bay on Wedoelday at noon.
Arriveti—Perfevennee, White ; Merfey, OBBes ; Hopewell,
bane; and !Wonder, Milks at Liverpool from hence; the
two forgoer the ath, and the two latter the 16th Wit; Jane,
Blair, at Liverpool from Pon.Glafgow ; Lady Parker, Bose,
at Jamaica front Halifax; Jane, Taylor, at Barcelona from
Leith; Cadmus, Carrie, at Barcelona from Genet ;
Mlle, at Jamaica front Grenada& Favenrito, I.l•Kay ; and
Forth, Baxter, at Liverpool front beam.