Star.
London, England, 1804-01-05 00:00:00

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

Canvass op, Jaw. +—Pared hi the Good latent. Div; and
Contend. Wake. from Rip; Marquis of Larne. White. from
Stackhohn; Bridal Union, Harper: Advice, Milton; Ind Nee-
nah, Sedpromb, from Memel—Soikd the Woos, Taw, for
Trinidad; Malls, With, for Jamaica; Atlaude, Candles; and
Marla Helm, for Entbdm.
The Polly. Carpooler, from Newfoundland to Poole, is loft on
Portland Beach.
The John. Hewn, from Africa, and the Samaritan's Hope.
Boon, from London. are retakeo, the former arrived at Matilda,
the latter at Tnalded. •
The Caroline. Warbuck, from Liverpool for A (rim, is loft on
*email of Scotland.
The Caroline from Stettin fee London, Is loft
near Peterhead.
NAVAL APPOINTMENTS.
Capt. Down raw is appointed to the Diomede.
Lielittflttlt rill GRAY, to the Bonaa. t
Lieutenant au err, to the Scorpion.
Mr. Jew B , Porter to the Jupiter.
Mr. Wis. B , Purist to tbe Trutt,.
Lieutenant ROOSIT P , from the Vidor!, of rto gum,
by Lord N , to the rank of Commander, and to tie com-
mand of the Termagant amp.
PROM THE PARIS PAPERS.

An Englifh frigate has been taken near Reville,
above Cape La Hogue. A detachment of the ,6th
Light Dragoons, with the Cufom•houfe Officers and
National Guard of Reville, commanded by the
Mayor of that commune, diffinguilhed themfelves on
the oceafion, and by their united efforts, fucceeded
in taking poffilton of the Engli(h frigate.
This fhip ran on fhore and got embayed under the
batteries of Reville, which immediately began a heavy
difcharge of artillery, and forced her to ftrike her
colours. She was inlantly boarded by 164 boats
Ilationed near Saint Val.
Letters from Boulogne late, that an Englifk tranf-
port veffel, from London, with feventy convitts on
board for Botany Bay, was wrecked a few days (ince,
between Embleteufe and Cape Grine z. The Captain
commanding on board would not, for Come time,
(mender, hoping to get his vefel afloat, as loon as it
ffiould be high water ; but a few difcharges of artil-
lery from a detachment of Light Infantry poled on
the fhore, Coon compelled him to yield. All the crew
were Caved. The feventy Engliffimen will, no doubt,
think themfelves very well off, to have cfcaped from
a voyage to Botany Bay.
The Pomona, Captain ERNSTp from Archangel, was
wrecked on the 13th of Oftober, in the White Sea,
at eighteen leagues W. N. W. of Grauenhuck, aad
two leagues to the North of the Cape of Good
Fortune. The crew fortunately got on those by the
help of their long boat, with the lots of only one man :
here they took refuge with fame Mermen, to protea
themfelves againft the wild heals.
The neat morning they perceived that Capt. Coe-
MILIVS GAY had periffied with all his crew, at only
two leagues diltance. Eight of the dead bodies were
call on (bore, and completely (lathed in pieces. At
two leagues further to the N. Capt. J. ti. Bios had
likewife 101 l his veffel, but preferred the crew.—
Two Engli(h velTels, and a Ruffian of Soo lefts, had
likewife been fhipw.recked on the coal of Lapland,
where all the crews periled. The Captain and
crew of the Pomona determined, on the tsith, to at
tempt returning to Archangel in the long boat ; they
were already eighteen leagues on their way, when
they were overtaken by another tcmpelt, which
obliged them, as they could not approach the coal},
to make ofe of a fmall anchor, to throw their provi.
(ions overboard, and to cut away their man, their
long boat being half full of water, and expeded to
fink every minute. In this terrible fituation, with their
feet and hands fo much frozen that they could not
make me of them, they prepared for death. To.
wards the evening, however, the tempeft abated,
and they were then able to reach the coal, where
they fonn:l fume fifbermen's hats. The nest morn-
ing they were edited he Come Ruffians, who fur-
Milled them with provifions, and enabled them to
reach Archangel.
The Mahan's, of Philadelphia, Captain Polars',
on her paffage from Georgetown fur Amflerdam,
with a cargo of ap calks of tobacco, has hkewde
bees wrecked off Etap!es.