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

FROM TEE lAMATCA PAPERS.

KINGSTON, Avows- 13.—The Spanifh !loop Trini-
dad, from Anions Bay, bound to C&pe Tiberon, in
detained by his Majefty's fhip Ectro, arrived
yellerday.
Auousr 27.—Tie American fchootter Hannah,
Boars r, from Charfelon, arrived at Port Maria,
on Wednefday Taft.—She was botind tb Cape Fran-
cois, but was prevented by our fqnadroo from enter-
ing that pore The owner of the Hannah, Mr. JO.
SIP /I GOtTtalt, of New Xqtk, obtained petmiffion
from Commodore Butz it to enter Cape Francois, for
the purpofe of embarking his wife and three chil-
dren, and went afhore in a boat, but on his landing
was, with two fearnen wl,o accompanied him, imme:
diately fent to prifon by General Roc ti•os also, where
they remained on the szd Ina. the day the Hannah
failed for this ifland.

AUGUST 29.—Saturday the SIC•Itt floop of war,
Capt. Rosters, arrived at Port Royal from a cruise,
with the following veffels, which the intercepted on the
evening of the sd infi. coming out of Jeremie. They
were bound for Cape Francois. and bad on board
General FRITSSIIIIT, and the French troops lately
employed in that place. which they had been com-
pelled to evacuate :—The American fchooner Wik-
liam Wright, laden with coffee, and at foldiers.—
the American fchooner Moatferrat, laden with cof-
fee, and tl6 foldiers. The American brig Lilly,
with 15b ditto. The French hoop la Courier el rico,
with alio foldiers. The Sputa felucca la Barquifa,
With General Fa gY TT and tome troops ; and the
French fchodner la Defiree, in balls% bound to
Gone. The American fchooner Nancy, La Bevy:t-
ar ea, wet bound to Cape Francois,hot was prevented
from entering that port by our fquadroo.

The French fchooner la Jeanette, from Port.au-
Ptihee, bound to Cuba, with pallingers, prise to the
Ecao floop of war, arrived on Sunday. The paffen•
gers were put on board an American veffel, and
permitted to proceed for that ifland. The American
fchooner Eagle. with. tmops from jeremie, bound to
Cape Nicholas Mole, and the French fchooner l'Emi.
lie, from St. Mark's, for Port-au•Prince. detained
by the Echo, arrived on Monday night ; alto on
Tuefday morning. the AMerican fchootter Mary,
With toffee. from Pbtt.au-Pt ince, bound to New
York, detained by the fame velfel.—The fame morn.
ing the French floop la Courier el vivo, failed for St,
J-tgo de Cuba, with all the troops (he brought (di.
cers excepted) having received permiffion for that
purple. _ _ _

The T frigate, Captain Pugin% failed on
Tuefda/ on a cruise; and the EL11111•MT of 74
uns,.Capain Dunnas and ECNO Hoop of war,
Captain floosa. arrived 'the fine day from a cruise.

The F:ench fchooner Poiffon Vubnt, from Port-
au-Prince to Cape Nicholas Mole, with paellas,
taken by the Ecoo, on the tit ingest, arrived the
Gine Morning; alto the Picas a fchooner' Lieutenant
Noce, from a cruise. The elbope of the French
thip of the fine I)oGuay Tombs, from our Needn't,.
Is now confirmed beyood a doubt. The ELI roller
made every viatica to tome to a dote atlion with

her, but Ineffeacally, owing to the cticmy's fupetior
failing.
On Thurfday evening arrived at Port Royal*, the
(loop Jullice, Captain ViricEw r, from Jerunie, with
difpatches for the Governor and Admiral. The
prelent Rulers there, it appears, ate anxious for a
commercial intercourfe with this nand. They have
loWered the Republican Colours, and hnifted a blue
and red flag horizontal, tinder which the Judice en-
tered Port Royal harbour. It is now Wied we In-
dependent Government of St. Domingo.

On §aturday "evening arrived his Majefty's hired
cutter SWIFT. Lieutenant HAWkER, from Antigua,
in eleven days. She brought difpatches from Ctan-
modore HOOD, to Rear Admiral Duc N.V•OR TH, which
were put on board the iF_.osus frigate, off Tortuda,,
and proceeded with her to our fquadron, cruizingg off
Cape Francois, which flue left on the istts intl.—
There were at anchor in the Road of Cape Francois,
three French frigates, an armed brig, and about 40
meichantrnen, that were expected to fail fliortly.—
The SWIFT was fent from England on the 13th of
June, with difpatches for Commodore HOOD, and Ar-
rived at Barbadoes on the 16th of July.
Tuefday evening arrived at Port Royal, the
French fhip Fancy,' cut out of Jeremie by :he boats
of his Majcfly's (hip Tts ESE us.
The EMERALD frigate, one of Commodore HOOD'S
fquadron, has taken a French frigate, after a very
long engagement.

The French cartel fchooner Deux Antis, failed on
Sunday morning for Port au Prince.

Sunday evening arrived at Port Royal, the French
cartel fchooncr Dolphin, from Mole St. Nicholas, in
eight days. General Noatt.uts' Aid de Camp clime
in her with difpatches for the Governor and Admi-
ral. She failed from Port Royal the following morn-
ing for St. Domingo.
The Eotus frigate, Captain EVANS, arrived on
Monday from Cape Francois, with the difpatches
that were fent down by the Swar cutter, from Sir
SAM. HOOD to Admiral DtJCt WORTH.

The French fehonner Magicienne et Trois Al
another name unknown, and the !loop Edward, from
Port au Prince, bound to St. Jago de Cuba, with
pafrengers, and a French fchooner, name unknown,
from St. Jagn de Cuba. bound to Port au Prince, in
ballall, fent in by the RACOON !loop of war, arrived
the fame day.
On the tsth init. three Dutch (hips, with very
valuable cargoes, prizes to Plisoe aux, of 24 guns,
Captain BLAND, went ins() Carlifle Bay.

The BLANCHE frigate, of 32 guns, Capt. Munct,
arrived on Thurfilay from Portfmouth, having tin-
der her convoy the fleet which failed from England
on the 4th of July. The convoy arrived at Madeira
on the 25th of July : failed again on the 4th of An.
gull, for Barbadoes, where they arrived on the 28th,
and proceeded from that Hand on the 3oth s they
confifted of nineteen fail on failing from Portfmouth,
only five of which were for this Ifland.

His Majefty's (hip SToat arrived on Thorfday
from Honduras. Off the coati of America Ike CO.
countered a revere gale of wind, and was obliged to
cut away her three top.mafts, and to throw moll of
her guns overboard. Off the Eaft end, on Wednef.
day evening, the fell in with a privateer, but a (quail
coming on the efcaped.
MONTIOO-RAT, AUG. 2y.--His Majefty's brig
Racoon, Captain &sums., arrived here Taft Monday,
from a cruize. On the ,7th inftant, near St. Jago
de Cuba, Captain Mugu. fell in with the French
National brig Mutine, a very fine large veffel. carry.
Mg eighteen long nine pounders, and full of men,
commanded by M. RAIIIAUD, Lieutenant de Vail.
feati, making her efeape from Port au Pair to St.
Jago. The Mutine attempted to crofs the Racoon's
awfe, but was prevented and compelled to run on
(bore on the rocks, in a (mall bay near St. Jago,
when the (ruck her colours, and was left a petite
wreck, full of water. Two Lieutenants and forty
two men, belonging to the Ractene were abfent in
prizes at the time of the anion. Several boats full
of armed men were landed from the Mutioe loon
after file run 'Sore. Nn accident happened to the
crew of the RACOON nor was any damage done to
the rigging or fails. /The Racoon, during her cruise.
captured ten wails of different defcriptions, feveral
of which were allowecl to depart with the paffengers;
four fehooDers and a (loop have been fent into Port-
Royal.
PNILADALPNIA. JULY ts.—Extra& from a letter,
dated Caracas. June af.--" An Engin Limp of
war, the SURINAM, which arrived here a few days
ago, with a prize, has been refuted permiffion/ to
depart. She *as ready for falling yellerday, bnt the
government frigate oppnfed it, end every perfon ex.
peAed an engagement would enfue ; but the Englith
Captain had more prudence than to attempt, with a
handful of men, to oppofe the whole force of this
place. All were yefierday at quarttrs. She has
now Regally Dutch Officers on board, and will, no
doubt, be made a prize. The circumftance, I fuf.
pee. will be the occafion o loon giving the Wand a'
new mailer."

Adooxv 6.—The armed brig DifeoverY, of t 6
guns, and 4tl men, latp Capt. Downes., has had a
fevers *Sion with a French privateer fchooner. It
commenced at fix in the morning, and coarinued till
twelve o'clock. The fehooner once got lathed on the
brig's larboard quarter, and made feveral attempts to
board, having tso men, bat was repulfed with great
lon, and obliked to Oster of, having her main boom
and bowfprit Ibot away. The Difepvery could not
purfue, having her math and fails fluttered and torn
to pieces. CaLM Down cc, and Mr. Rosser MCAT,
officer of marmes, wets killed I and Mr. Sins, the
fetond Matte was woduded. The Difrotery return-
ed to Port Royal.
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Batt. taiLe Rhitent trench privateer (the
rime that engaged the Ilfartrery brig) has taken
the Flying Filk privateer, of Nevis, which had pre.
anony captured three vetch, one a large French
(kip front Martiaigne, with produce, and had, when
itmcked, only fe,en men and a boy on board. Le
Regulator was fitted oat at St. jago de Cob% is
copper.bettoMed, and a remarkable fail failer. Her
captain is a Gerken, her crew a enlleaion of all
nations. among whom are twenty Englifit feamen,
pet of them formerly beinnging to the Hematitic
frigate. and' pan to the Kitty Sbeene, • Tortola
riven:cr. taken poirellon of in the !all war by sar-
timersr aad carried into Camila on the ruin.

rots l& i01171)0N CAZET TE, NOWN/ier 13.

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Mminfler Vcliinteers.

N.nth Ayk•for.' Legion.

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1.t..%aa Fere•:ri, (.:euttn

The Enrl of V., inky to he 6.1. Int ; Wiliam Twopenny
to be 1 ieurecov:;Culonel ui In.:Antry; Captain George S.:it!. to
fie .7. et Cay.dry ; and Lieutenaut Samuel Nicholfon to be

Betheriden and Smarden Volunteer Infantry.
John York, (knit. to be Fu6;:..
13ick!eigh and Silverton Volunteer Inftntry.
Pohrrt P.II. hlq to be t aptain Commandant; Henry Cleve,
to be Captain; Jof.pb P. Spry, and Nichnlas Braddielt,
Cents. to In Lieutenants; John Player, and Danid Crags,
Gait. to be Enkits: _ _

Moretotlampfted Volunteer Infantry.

John Hurrtil, au.'. John German, Cents. to be Lieutenants.
Loyal North Britons.
Moafrentery Stewart, and Bartholomew Forbes, Efqrs. to be

Captain..
To be Flat Lieutenants—Willlstn Turing, Aschew Robertfon,
srd Ccorz: fair:cy, Cons.
To be Second l.ieutcnautc—Thomas Han:lllcup, Thomas Gra.
lam. Simon Irving,Alessnder Grant, Lawrence Latimer, Gents.
To Sc 4.. hoplain—Rev. R. Young.

Nnrthfleet Volunteer Infantrr.
Geore Rich, Efq. to be Captain, vice Alhni Firß Lieutenant
WilliamsJubn to be Captain, vice Ecnvan ; Sccond,Licutenant
William Gratwick fo be Firit Lieutenant; J. Dorman, Cosa. to
be Ditto; James Johnihn, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant; and
John /turrets, Gent. to be ditto, •iea Martin.

iLobert learis,Gent. to be Liettesent, vice jdbr. Lek.
Anthony ase'. God. to be Emile 1., vice joferh Thatrii-ran
Philip Periling, it it ct. to be Ditto, vies Join Haden.
Adam Wood. Geot. to be Dito, rite IL Wield.
Richard Watts, Flq. to be Paymen:a•.
William Dawfon, Gent. to be Adjutant.
NVhi tehaven Volunteers.
To be Captains of Artillery—Juba Harnikon, Giorge Richard-
fon, and Henry Jefferfon, Efqrs.
To be Captains of Infantry—Minton Hartley. Joreph Dixont
Henry /Arley, Join &iket, PAYS Steele, and Peter How
Younger. Efqrs. •
To be Firft Lieutenants of Artillery—Peter Dixon, William

Dawes, and WillLun Rithardfon. Gents.
To be Lieutenants of Infantry—John Stank 7, Robert Hannay,
Thomas Brockiebank, Ikter Hodgfott, Wtaians Still, Richard
Barker, George Watts, and Jufrph Cent.
To be Second Lieutenants or Artillery—George Vickers, Richard

Whitefide, and Richard Sherwen, Gents.
To be Enfoins--Jobn Fifber. john Bruckkbank, Ifaac Robinfon,
and ebriltoplurr Williaurfon, Gents.
To be Adjutant of Artilkry—Ales ruder Spittall, Gent.
To be Adjutant of Infantry C.unpbcll Hutlry, Cent.
Companies in the Villages attached to the White-
haven Volonteers-Henfingham Company.

MEnicr Nr ACT:

Ac tte ccOy *oche, fnr Pr. JltrwAV PAtrder,
!t-y trd. I.ou

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THE following MEDIC'. INES are fold,
pries antu..-acd, helnsling the Scamp Dutics ; a d as I,
anade-1, that from th, n Scptee.:h..r. r4ov, the stamp. fbo,:.t
be applied to all Proptuttry Medirmvs, ac well car' Foca:, tt
for li.rte Cont.atni. a. a: 4 as a Confit'h ruble Addition Is 1114 e
tO the humps on the rt:def of hightr V.,!0:, or thole in Bt::;.,
the Prices of Dr. lantes'a Powder will be In Intiire 24. 9d. r.,
Picket, or ii. 3s. LI per D0z.31; :.ut f.tta.;tity a a
Packets in a but! !e kas ai!r up for tie, ana Navy) may t. •
had far a 4'. lid as by Favour of the Commilltner. of ri
Sultan Offi:e, late. an; prrpare,i for Mr. Newhcry's !rata
with hi.: Name d in ca,i, :;tatty, Lite Public will be ca. e-
ful to obfervc that the Words., F. Nesets!ry, No. sr, St. Pahl'N,"
are printed in the Stamps of all his Medici:lts; an 4 as It tc pri,
fumed that ibis w4l be a fuifideot Security Counterfeit ,
his Signature oh tNe labels on rtr.Jameis Powder %rid be dircon-
tinued front heneefonvird.

S•stops will t e allowed grois, ss ulisal, to thole who piirehall
Half a Doisn -r more at a of Ma lower ark ti Articles.
Dr. James's Powder as.q.i. Lozenges cis Blois s ft.
—a Bottle 24 0 trs.aLc's •I'icct. of Bark 4 0
Analeptic Pllh 4 6 Ht•Onat's ditto a 9
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