Star.
London, England, 1803-07-16 00:00:00

NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE,

The following (hips were yellerday ordered into
cominiflion :
Excellent - 74 guns Capt. SOT Iltleit
Tribune . 38 Tawny
Virginia - 38 —Buicsroito
Fifgard - 44 Lord MAIM KERR.

Pia z Atte s, Jo Ly lA.—Came in laft night the J,..ord
Howe cutter privateer, of Portfmooth, commanded
by Capt. Hasast.t, from a cruize of 14. days : on the
ith infant. at 8 P. M. off Cape Finnifterre, fhe fell
in with and boarded the American brig Regulator,
of New Bedford, Captain TANEN, on her voyage from
New YOrk to Bnit•dertz,with cotton, Roar, nankeens,
and ftaves.—The Commander lays, he has no doubt
of being able to prove the cargo to be French pro-
perty, in confequence of which he has fent his prize
to Falmouth.—The Batavian !hip Overmeer, detain.
ed by Captain Woa Ma.; and the brig Anna Louifa,
by Captain Jona, failed Taft evening for Plymouth,
(under convoy of the Britifh Fair, hired armed cutter,
Lieut. Patch with a fair wind,) where it is expeaed
they will wait another convoy for Portfmouth.—
Yefterday came i■ the Mary, of Dartmouth, FRANCIS
Linz, from the fleet off Bra, forprovifions, &c. &c.
all well, and waiting for the French fleet, in order to
give the Republicans a warm reception.—The Trim-
mer, of Loudon, a fchooner privateer, commanded
by FRANCIS Ctaaaa, this morning came in from a
cruize of tz days without any capture.—A great,
many fail of rail:kat hove in fight from the wed
ward, with a breeze at N. N. E. fuppofed to he
colliers.

Pcv moo+ st, Jaye 54.—Came in the French brig la
Sporke, Captain Josses, from St. Domingo, laden
with rum and fugar, taken by the Huss at, of 38
guns, Captain WILKINSON alfo the Watchful Eye,
Captain As Dia sow, from Dantzic, for thi► port, with
timber and deals : the Dwell fhip Overmeer, from
Demerara. laden with cotton and filar, detained by
the Providence Revenue cutter, laft from Penzance :
the Dutch brig Ann.; Louifa, from Demerara, laden
with cotton and fuser, detained by the Dolphin Re-
venue cotter, laft from Penzance ; the fhip
George. Ca tain Jotta Gact.T, from Jamaica, bound
to London. laden with rum and fugar, after a par
IPage of nine weeks; and the Englifh fnow Kerie,
Captain Pavia, from Jamaica, bound to London,
laden with logwood. atter a palrage of eight weeks,
both put in for convoy.—Sailed rite CHAR wact, of
18 gun., on a cruise.—Paffed up Channel a large
lugger privateer, with a French Weft Indiaman, but
[they made to large an offing, could not learn their
names. The Impetnenz's tender has taken a French',
Newfoundland chip, from St. Pierre and Miquelon,
with SA and oil. Cam. in from the Beet the DR saw
mouismr, of '9B guns : the came to in Cawfand Bay.

Pormwoetu, Juts. ty.—Sailed the PITIOALL
Hoop of war, with the ootward•bound, under eonvoy
foe Cork.—Arrived the Eagle, Poucsow, from New
York, for Ameardatn, fent in by the Duke of York
cutter.

Dona, •Jur.v t s.—The General Coote privateer,
of this port, is juft arrived in the Road, with the
French bill; Maria, F. D. MET xis maßer, her prize,
from Martinique, bound to Havre.cle-Grace, laden
with fitgar, coffee; cocoa, Ice.: the is a very. fine brig,
about :so tons burden, coppe r.ixx tomed, and fattened,
' and was taken the Bth int. 7o leagues S. W. Scfily.—
The General Coote alfo claims part of a French Well
Indiaman, taken by the Gannet, IGng's brig.—A
vtat firing was heard off here laft night, and the
boatmen that were up tending tidel faw the flathes of
the guns, fnppofed to be one of the cruifers on this
Ration, chafing a French privateer.

YARMOUTH, JULY 15.-A lugger privateer, taken
by one of the cruizers in the North Seas, is now
brought up in the Roadsw but no boats having come
on !bore, cannot learn the particulars in time for poll.
Arrived with the above, an armed brig, and a large
(hip, fuppofed to be a frigate, and is now working
into the Roads.:—.Wind Northerly.—The Lisa In-
gat!, which got under weigh yefterday, brought up
again, and this morning Giled.--Remain the (hips
as per left.

I -
Dieu Jeer sg•-fselled the Melpomene Mesta to the Weft-
ward.d-Wind N.
Gaeresres, locr is.N-Pelred bp the Slack, .—, eon st.
meek., Raik4from Rip; Three Mien. Betio,, antl 41e.
hem Busses ; Twe °erodes% Osfe, hem Lear;
fYa-
beaa sad Ann, Heater, from Memel; Zephyr, frost lA-
nand& ; Padang, -•••-•, ad Cereejonenfon, from Nerway...-
wee me Mena, Anna. for Vise; Mahal Hanietta, Sparks,
fa Itessinglbers; Vrew Marrow" Teen, Per Latsaftersbne ;
Thies, Dames, sod Miss, Odle, for Mara
Ile Daffy. tram Loads. tor fk Peterfbargb, b lon
Ths Mary, Cuthbert, frees Louisa, is Leg as Masai bar.
TM Radii. Caaper,trama Nevb for lifftel,lis bees takes end
retakes, and is arrived at
The Ipsedndl prlnmertvrat.,,twed as the 6th Wt
the biabred Fria primmer. ad few bar low Fawn.
Yellerday advice& were received at the Eaft India
:Monte, of the Nurtre, lions China, being arrived
rdir the He of Wight.
The Hon. Eaft India Company's (hip the ADMIRAL
GARDIIIII, Capt. EDWARD CR•PMAII BRADVORD, ar-
rived at the Cape of Good Hope, outward-bound. on
the 23d of April left, all well, in her page to Ma-
dras and Bengal : Ile failed from the illand of Ma-
deira on the 17th of February.
The extra (hip LORD ELIIOII, Capt. lama SWARM
arrived in Bengal river on the alth of January lad,
all well: the failed from this country in June 1802.
The Sound Lift, brought to Loodon by the Ham.
burgh Mails on Thurfday gives au account of no
fewer than sso Englilb Ihipslsaving pared the Sound
wt is the lat fortnight, about So of which were
with corn. The arrival of theft verde, and the
profpetft of: rich harveft before us, afford the promife
of a plentiful feafon. The men that can be (pared
from there veffels will mite than equip the remainder',
of onr (hips of Ear.

Ld4' INT'ELLICENCE.

COLIIT OF KING'S BENCH, JULY '5.
aims V. KITCHEN.

This was an staion against the Captain of an Afri-
can Have Chip. He had taken on board a greater
number of negroes than from the tonnage of the vef.
fel he ought to have done according to the A& of'
Parliament, and the owners were obliged to pay the
pecuniary penalty humanely infli6ted by the Legilla
cure npon this otFenee. They contended, that this
excegive number of negroes was taken in without
thcir content, and contrary to their &rations. They
therefore now fought to recover a compenfation from
the 11-fendant for the lof► they had fuitained in conk-
quence of his breach. of his duty. The caufe pro-
mifed to be interefting ; but before it had proceeded
far, a reference was propofed and agreed to.