Star.
London, England, 1804-02-11 00:00:00

FROM LLOYD'. LIST.

C aaaaa !ND. Fan sm.—Paled by the heathers, Midas. from
Halifax; Addhada, Cares, from Varell and the Jaw Heat
Panora, from Engleix—Sailed the Vrow Pgaroultta, for
trobent Foe Octwodera, far Amttadam; Juno, Wal-
ters; and dr, Vrow Elva Jonas, for Tot.ningen.

Aaatrata.—ln the Downs, Linenban. Lewinroe, from Dub-
lin; Adelkicla. Gerd,. from Varcl; Mark, kyle, from Cori;
and Dolour, (Ananias, from Limerick...At Lissrkk. sent/.
Hall, from Nig, • and Brothers, Joshing, from Dimwit—At Li-
verpool, Reartio;, Bond, from Virginia —At Clyde, Pew,. Bore-
lay. from Demean; anal Untoo, „Mon. from Wifeaffetti.-.At
V. aterferd, Good Dtipiteh, Dinkier. from Llibon—iAt Griern.
fry, Fox, Real, tram Gibraltar; and Matron, from
Napier—At Vkgiala. Danroben Cattle, from
At Bartndoes, :Utah, Dapbin; Coto, Tapia; sag Nkomo,
4-I"Pmari. Ina ZeUtoi.—At Demerara, Integrity. Gardner, from
Antigua.

A convoy will Coon Gil for Oporto, and the adja.
ccnt coat Notice to this area lug been given to
Lie merchants at Hull.

A convoy let the Baltic and Tonningen will be
tta,dy to fad from Leith Roads, with the trade, on
ur about the 35th loft

The Badding tons. SOUL. from London to St. Via-
cent's, pot into Cork on the 3d init. The outward
amid Wed India fleet was to be under weigh from
Cot k the neat morning.
The G and Torsza frigates, and a Hoop
of war, with the fleet under convoy for die Welt
ItAlies, confiding of 4o retell, failed from Cork 00
the 4th indasit.

His li .j-eliy. 'a fl:' ..'7omorr. of so guns, which
failed frnm Spithead •n the :SOT of Avail, and
might he elt peeed to mike Cape WAIKIKI, in the ftrit
*".... in Odobet. was ordcrcd from thence to row
..1, ng the coal! of Africa, and to call at the Engbfh
c ... .:'tents there 1,1 imormitioo, and to fcour the
c.4.t of the estesay's ca tuna a.

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The Genera Moore, Capt, Wore*. is wrecked tea
miles welt of Vallona, in the Mediterranean; the
crew end part of her materials are fared,
. A leiter from Corfu, dated Dee. a 6. 1803•Prei
that the report Rated to have been received at
on the aath of December, relative to the eifEEPR Of'
the MIMI end Fairy, mull have been outmoded.
The American Claims on the Feeneh Gene
according to the Treaty of Sept. 3, tflos•
to 1.616,517 dollars. at Ss. tcd. each.
The total nominal amount of the Assericail
Funded Debt, the 3oth of June,tBos, was 76,091.933
dollars. The number of Stoeldiol. s.was t*a36.
The remainsof the late Joao VAUGHAN, 'Erg. ot
Golden Grove, Caniarthenfttire, yere ioffra do
Monday requisite in the family vault at .I.lmiela
hangel Merbythiek:' Lord Deimos and
Roast? Saymova were amine the fuppaetrs
the Pall, and Lord CAWDOIL was one of the w
11doiquers. •
St snor.BLase.—Yelterday fennight the
raial Priscilla's to consenemoyete the Memory
Whop &az' (the Patron of the Woollen Illeasfas:
Ore). took, place at Bradford in Yorkkire; sad
'though the 'weather was no the molt favourable.**
fplentiour Of this fpedade.has foldouts been ixosedett,
Tbraunther of fpreames eso the oceortios was
made. The proceffion formed in the Marhosiaws.
a little after itght o'clock its the morning, aad pew-
ceeded through the town to •the oeighbouring
loges, where the Sons of Trade were greeted by the
joyous exclamations of the villagers; and o' Satre;
so go Siotk Toile V ffireradr" was reiterated from
every fide. The proceffion was concluded to its
'dote, with the meta
OP PROC regulalUNrity,
lON. and decorum.
• The MALT >C3 en HeiebeeltC.. with aids a White Direr.
MUSI
pie NM and WEEK.
The What madly.
• Their Gerd. and Attendants.
• JASON. •
''-lbeßeeilmr rime. Atiewhnes
• MEW MAZE AND CHAPLAIN.
Their Atunients. .
Tea APre_c_itices. Wwitbseh. * their llsiAnia
SHEPHERDS AND SHEPHERDESS.
Ns:ond Stesits-Artendatt=i6
Presses sod Wed-earten,
COME-MAKERS.
The Weed-Cambers ewe end two With entionsed Cqb.
And warless West& Elven.
Elegant entertainments were provided at molt of
the principal lons, particularly at the Sun, where a
number oPGentlemen,Merthaotsotalldanufaidurerar
(pent their after-part of the day with great hilarity.
The following toads were widen :
The seda and Prieselkobs pit o* iWsee"...r. Th
Mestary Illarte-." The Wailes hfasehiere"loer
fkas red Anise. aid new thirds's& preens a /pm* owl be-
vourobte Puce'—r' The aka Ifirlarawart, sad ids dor INN
0m.., wed nay they sever Sc lbws by Snub.
seen; Re. Ste.
Paraoust....-From Tie lisreesalis Aikertifer, of
New York, Dec. res.—The certainty of the fate of
the two !kips, under the direction of M. Prraooss,
will give relief to the public mind, though we mull
ever deplore the melancholy event which deprived
the world of the Cervices of that truly eminent com-
mander. .By revere! gentlemen, lately from the
His of France. it is reported—That a Danifh Chip,
in her pelage to China in the eafiern route. took
from an uninhabited Wand art officer and four or five
men belonging to the !hips commanded by M. Pay-
most. who were fo emaciated and worn down for
want of food. that they furvived only a few days;
and that papers, containing the hiflory of their (hip-
wreck, and particulars of getting on (hors among
the natives, kc. were in potieffion of the Govern.
wont of the tile of France.
The tale related by the unfortunate officer and
men to the Danes on board the (hip before they died,
is, as nearly as we can learn, as follows :—the (kips
left Port Jac-Won, and, after failing Tome time, were
unfortunately driven among the rocks, and (hip.
wrecked ; the principal part of the Officers and crews
landed in farm, and preferved great part of the
ftoresacc. They found the natives numerous, and
apparently hofpitable ; 'after remaining Tome time
on the molt peaceable terms with them, it was deter-
mined to build a (mall veliel from parts of the wreck.
and the (lately trees abounding in their neighbour-
hood, and to feek out tome European fettlement,
whence they could procure a pal:rage to their
own country. In the profeeution of this hopeful
feheme, they cut down feveral trees to commence
the bufinefs ; 1101 thinking it of any confequence to
the natives. they did not formally aCk leave of them
to ufe their timber ; the favages, however, molt um
luckily conceiving their rights invaded, became in.
&anti, alarmed, and all their former friendly inter-
coarfe immediately ceafed. It was not long before
they became pettedly hoftile, and, watching an op
portunity when the French were off their guard
which was unhappily fometimes the cafe from ne-
ceffity, but too frequently from want of difcipline)
they fell upon them from all qua in a very nu.
merous body, when a molt horrible maflacre enfued.
The voyage of M. PITROVBI had been brought up
within a few days to this fatal period, and had been
depofited in a fafe place known to all the officers ;
the officer, who had eicaped thus far in the cruel bu-
flew to the fpot, fnatched the papers. fled to
l one of the boats, where he was joined by four or five
men, and inflantly put to lea, leaving his unhappy
countrymen in the mercilefs hand, of the (avast:,
i whom they fuppofed were very loon overpowered and
butchered by their treacherous friends. Happy to
find diemfel,e, out of the reach of one danger, they
continued braving others until they fell in with an
ifland, where they landed (and here probably 101 l
their boat.) On this illand they remained Come
months, perhaps many fuffering extremely from the
want of food and raiment, until Nov we eca brought
the Dania' (hip to 'twit relief, which took them oft in
a wretched fiotation, worn dowa by hunger and thirft
to fiteletons. Notwidtflanding every attention was
paid them which humanity could dilate or ten-
dery :Is .hey furvived only doe enough to
relate tutu woeful tall.