Star.
London, England, 1803-11-04 00:00:00

FROM LLOYD'S list.

G a , Nov. io—Palied by the Horatio. Robb:fon; Wm-
fad, Wows;likriaksa. %lard ; Throe brothers, Bell; Vroor
Rebeara, Cooper, and Good Heenan, from Embdca—
Soiled the loony, Prosaism, for Cork ; Delon, Spame, for Stat.
Pute ; 14bdla, Vroodell, and the Good Hope,
for Entbdeo.

Mamie.. .Mr Liverpool, Sophia. Pakenhain. from Virginia.
At Hof, Frankfort, Way ; Royal& femstliwdi ; and Cooqueror,
from AreitsegeL At Make, Mary, Taft:, from London.
At Pewit:or* Mentor, Kern. from London.
The Virginia friptc, with a come? bound to the Baltic, arrived
at Elfasear ea the 14th
The Fairy Ooop Is appoifted to ha from Cork with a convoy
for the Weft ladies.
The Owed& pain Forma. (Ado. from Dentate to Brooms.
with tindier, was hill Ow night of the ;ph ak. trear;
Rouge s drowite&seell of the crew Laved.
The Ser (hip Gamma Adalphos, Holm. from Riga to Lff-
boa. with timber, was wrecked in the night of the t ;tit nit. on the
emit of Walden' : crew raved. _ _

The Millie revenue cotter, of Falmouth. has fact into that port
the Ply fosaggling Gee% el Denman. with ego calks of foreign
Writs
The Coil, MaGregor, of and from Greenock, for Lame, wee
driven on mere at the Fairly, and le Baez full of water a crew sad
part of the cargo laved.
According to an account received yellerday,
the Honourable Eaft India Company's (hips the
UNITRD KINGDOM BARING, and LORD ELDON, and
tome others, are f.fely arrived at the Mind of St.
Helena, with fome very valuable prizes, which they
captured nearly in the latitude of the faid Wand. It
is now underaood, that the account of the war with
France has been received at St. Helena. The gar-
rifon at that ifland, in an expedition recently under-
taken, has made prizes to the amount of t 00,0001.—
Two (hips have been taken, one ofthem is a 64. but
laden with coffee, Bcc.
The INDIS AAAAA ILE. GARDNIR, from the South
Seas. is arrived at Cork. She left St. Helena on the
9th of September, at which time the following fillips
were lying there
Tottenham, Jones ; Lard Eldon, Sweet ; Minerva, Weider) ;
Baring, Meadows; wed the United !Undoes, from Ben.
pt; Atlas, Mafgrave, from China; Britannia, Mills ; and Du Doe,
Dm* from the South Seas. The Batavia, &mill ; and the Bel-
lew., Leash, from Batavia, bound to Ansiterdant„ are detained.
Alfo the following (hips, outward bound, for the
&nth Seas :
Caledonia Page; Diana, florllhe influelorMarref Charm-
ing Kitty. Law; Lively. Moore; and Aurora, Gay.
The Perfevernao% &ken, from tk South Seas, failed from Sc.
Heim toe Landes as the set deptunkr.
The Bekaa. from Batavia, bound to Amfterdam, detained at
St. Hdena, Is Ampoled to be worth, mar soopool. She hat up-
wards of fopool. worth of entre on beard.
Extraa of a Letter from an Officer on hoard the
Panics of WaLaa Eat Indiaman. dated St. Salem-
dote. 4th July, 1103 5--" The winds being entirely
to the foutbward, the currents fet us on the cog*
of Brazil when being near this port, and our rigging
in a (hocking fiatc limo the rely extraordinary man-
ner in which it was itretchal, notwithlianding that
we fet it up thoroughly at fee. I was 'clad to pot in
here for a day or two to rift it; !boos hole, from the
bnwiprit to the taffrel, waits fleeting. without which
the limas would have been in extreme danger. I never
IAW any thin; like it in all my Maim at fa."

dalltilk Poi-'Wit

EXTRACT OP A LETTER FROM ♦WICK, DATED OCT. 14.

" I fend you an account of a very fingular and
extraordinary Aerial Voyage. Count FRANCIS Zas,.
EICCARI, of Bologna, Doctor GRASSETTI, of Rome,
and M. PASQOAL, of Ancona, had prepared a very
large Air-Balloon, which on Friday, the 7th of Oc.
tobar, they filled in the city of Bologna. The filling
proceeding very (lowly: it was not full till about mid-
night,. And the above.mentioned Gentlemen propofed
to defer their afcent till the next day ; but the impa-
tience and clamour of the people of Bologna obliged
them to afcend about three quarters after midnight.
They, however, refolved to come down again as
loon as poffible. The balloon being let at liberty,
role with prodigious velocity, and loon attained inch
a height, that Count ZAMISECCARI and Doctor Gus-
SETTI, benumbed with cold, which at the firft pro-
duced an inclination to vomit, lank into a kind of
infenfibility and a deep fleep.
" M. ANDRIOLI, who alone was awake and in pof-
feflion of his fenfes, could not afcertain the height to
which they had afcended by the barometer. becaufe
the wax light they had carried with them in a lan-
thorn was gone out. About half after two in the
morning, the balloon began to defcend, and M. AN-
DRIOLI dillinelly heard the dafhing of the waves of
the Adriatic lea on the coaft of Romagna. He then
awakened his companions, and endeavoured to pro-
cure a light by means of phofphoric matches, but did
not fucceed : He at length obtained one by tiling
tinder in the common method. Soon after the balloon
with the car that was fattened to it, fell into the
Adriatic Sea, and with fo much force that the water
dallied over them above the height of a man. The
/Eronauts, drenched with fez water, benumbed with
cold, and in fear of immediate deftruaion, threw out
a bag of land. all their inftrnments, and every thing
they had with them ; after which, the balloon rote a
fecond time with extreme rapidity. They paired through
three ranges of cloudsone above the other, their clothes
were covered with a hoar froft, and, on account of
the rarity of the air in which they were when they had
afcended above the clouds, they could fcarcely hear
each other fpeak. The moon Shone on the clouds
below them, and appeared of a blood-red colour.—
Some time after three, the balloon again defeended,
though very (lowly, and a Wilk fouth-weft wind
drove it over the Adriatic Sea towards the coal of
IRria. The car frequent!), touched the water. and
for five hours the adventurers were in momentary
danger of death. At length, on Saturday morning
about eight o'clock they were taken up, and refeued
from the perilous fituation in which they were, by the
asaissara (a kind of large bark) of ANTONY BAZOL,
about ten Italian miles from the harbour of Veruda
in Ifiria. The balloon being given to the wind, flew
over the mountain Offerts,and probably went into Dal.
matia. The Aeronauts came is the fame !hip, with
their bands and feet entirely benumbed with cold. to
Pola, a port in lath, where they remained four
days to recover from their fatigues. To-day, about
eight in the morning. they arrived in Venice, and
gave the above account of their adventures. Their
aerial voyage from the coaft of Romagna to IRria is
a dißance of so German miles (about rso Englifh).
Had it not been for the brave iceman ANTONY BA-
rot., who very ably (Leered his Skip to fain them.
they would. no doubt, have been buried in the waves.
They were received here with the utmoft hofpitality.