Star.
London, England, 1803-11-15 00:00:00

BLEUSED ADMITTANCE AT GIBRALTAR.

The Sweat& brig &Ilona, Jacob K tilt n, (even days from Ma-
laga, with wine and fruit, for Embden.—The Dana brig Bona.
pane, Jacob G. Hanlon, fir days from Malaga, with fruit, for
I.ubec.--The Imperial flip Conflancia, F. kagulina, 91 days fr nt
Odcfa and Malaga, with wheat, for Liibon.—The Imperial fin))
Ballcna, J. Punaleto,9l days from Oda and Malaga, with wheat,
for Lilbon.

Tne Sally, Reagan, from Peteriburgh for Plymouth, is on the
Hind Sand, near Newcaltle.
The Commerce, White, of Bolton, bound to j.ondon with
oats, is captured near Blakeney.

The flying Pith, from Gibraltar (or Cork, b 4. been taken and
retaken, and arrived at Guurneey.
The Sir A• drew Mitchell is loft In the Bay of Fundy.
The Crefeent, Myra, from Africa, is arrived at Barbadors.
When off the windward of Batbadoes, fell in with the Bonaparte
French privateer, mounting t 4 gun., which the beat off. The
ereerent mounts only four guns.
A large French privateer, mounting 3o guns, was cruizing off
Huntley Foot on the th inftant.
The Commerce, White, from Bolton for London, was captured
on the yth initant off Blakeney, by two ;utter privateers.

The tranfpota which carried the 28th regiment to
Ireland, have returned to Plymouth fur the 81 It re-
giment.

The crew of the Dart privateer, of Portfmoutb.
have mutinied, and carried her into Limerick ; ; ;
of the crew got on !bore in the county of 'Corry, but
were apprehended by the Yeomanry.
By letters lately received from the Philippines, it
appears that the Rev. THOMAS FYCHE PALMER had
been driven by firers of weather into Manilla, whence
he intended to return to England the firtt opportunity.
A letter from a gentleman lately arrived at Balti-
more from England, mentions, that on their paffage
they fell in with a velfel botuid to 13oflon from the
Pacific Ocean, where the had been two years and a
half. She had on board four natives of Otabeite.—
The Captain Rated, that about 30 perfons, moftly ar-
tificers, had made their efcape from Botany Bay to
Otabeite. They had built about 30 yards of nearly
3o tons horde*. A fhip of 300 tons was upon the
Rocks. The Xing of that country is reprefented to
be rather intelligent, and difpofed to encourage the
introduaion of the Whites.

The following is an extra& of a letter received
from aa officer belonging to la Mi ERVI frigate, Cap-
tain &Borow, now a prifoner in France, dated Epi•
nal. Sept. 14, 11103.—.66 I take an opportunity of
writing to you by a fellow prifoner, who this day
intends attempting his 'shape ; I am therefore fear•
ful my letter may neier reach you ; however, the
chance is pleating of letting you know that our gal-
lant Captain is now perfettly well, although for a con-
fiderable time after onr capture he was much *fleet-
ed, bat he has, I thank Gon, now overcome it. While
we were aground under the batteries, before the fbip
Itrnek, we bed nine men killed and fourteen woun-
ded ; among the latter, (lightly, was Mr. PaaRSOM
(fon of Sir RICIIIIIO. Since our landing we have
not had a Angle perfon fick, except Mr. Corneae',
the Maßer, whom we were in eonfequence obliged to
leave at derbourg, and have not fince heard of him,
The crew are confined in a large nunnery, five in a
room; the Captain vifits them very often, and every
day a Mate or Midthipman attends to fee their rooms
cleaned. The Officers are all on parole, and have
leave to walk three miles from the town, which
is pleafantly fituated ; we are as comfortable as
prifoners can be, but lament exceedingly to learn
the little probability of a fpeedy exchange. Phe in-
habitants here and throne; the country have behaved
well to ns, they all heartily with for peace, except the
(alien. Captain Bestrews has prayers read at his
honk every bunday, as which all his officers are or.
dared to attend."

ROYAL HAIIIITe—Qn Saturday his btayasrv's Hunt
cfnomenced for the feafon.—About ten o'clock his
MAUI/Tr and-the Duke of Call !RIDGE, attended by
Lord WALSAIGII43II and Colonels Manytrom•ss
and Snort), left Windfor, and rods to the right of
Afcot Heath race pound, where the Royal Party
met the Earl of Sarnwecn, and a numerous field of
Noblemen and Gentlemen fportftnen. Immediately
on the arrival of his Majarry, the Earl of Rano-
' wtcn gave direCtions for tie Royal Deer to be turned
out of the cart for the day's diverfion. The deer at
aril flatting, ran with great fwiftnefs to the right of
the Camp Ground, taking his courfe to the left by
Swinley Park, leaving 'tower Hill to the right
through Sunning Hill pngs.and through Mr.Stest.a's
inel•Jfures' where he made feveral turns ; but being
clofely perfued, he made into a pond at the bottom
of Mr. Smora's pleafure-ground, and there kept the
hounds at bay for tome time, when he was driven
out, and the chace returned ; but being benumbed by
remaining Inch a length of time in the water, the
hounds came up with him, and he was taken by Mr.
SMUTS'S grounds, near Sunning Hill Wells. His
Mai sry and foils returned to the Lodge about two
o'clock.

Dituar-Lasa.—Mr. Dwrsa appeared Taft night
to confider** advantage, as the Primer al !Yaks, in
SNAICRIPiaas's hiftorical Play of Henry Me Fimirth.--
He has only to divert himfelf of Tome provhwial
culiaritics to become an *ltor of great refpeaability.
The heroic part of the dialogue he gave with much
animation. and in room of the comic fituations he
was very felicitous. 'there is not a better Faje
now on the London liege, take it for all in all, than
that of PALIIIRIL. Pores Militer was Taft night very
fucqtfifully given and Mrs.' Altura!, koily Perry
was a pltabits performance. The houfe was not
crowded.
Como r•Gattosar.e.-Mrs. Cassswest. loft night
performed the pin of Opherra. in Hamlet, with much
etre& She has an interefting perfon, and a very
pleating voice, and we hare no doubt the will become
as much a favourite in London as the has been in
Dublin. Of the excellence of Karsas.s's Hawk, we
nothing new to °Verve. This theatre olio wag pot
filled till atm ball prim.