Star.
London, England, 1803-09-17 00:00:00

YARMOUTH, SEPT. 16.

In eonfequenee of an expels from Cromer to Ad.
miral TbIORN Botova if, Rating, that a privateer had
made fome captures off that place, the Admiral or-
dered out the following veffels to go in queit of her,
viz. the Fsaarris gun brig, HuNTER and BADGER,
Revenue Cutters ; the two !aft fell in with the fup-
pofed privateer yellerday evening, off this port, and
when hailed, turned out to be a veirel from Orford,
on a cruize.—This day the BADGER. and Hurrsa
Cutters returned from a cruize :—arrived the KING
GEORGE Cutter : Sailed the PEGASUS frigate, arm-
ed en flute, with French prifoners for Lynn.—Re-
main in the Roads, the GsLys um, of 68 guns ;
the KING GEORGE, HUNTER, and BADGER Cutters.
Wind S. W. frefh breeze..

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.
DEAL. S ter. VS.—Arrived from a cruize l'Afrkaine frigate,
Capt. Mauby ; Speedwell floop of war, Capt. —; Difcovery
bomb, Capt. Joyce: the latter ihip is felld for the Nom; the for-
mer remains in the Downs. with his Majeßy's Mips Monareh
Right Hon. Admiral Lord. Keith, Capt.—• and Utrecht, Rear-
Admiral Montague, Capt. Rogers; and Yo;11„ Mitford; Jackal'
gun-brig, Lieut. Leaver; Comet, Canada, Aurora, and Illinorra
tranfports, under command of Capt. Watfon, of the Royal Navy;
and Diligence Eaft India pliot.veffel.—WindW. S. W.
GRAVESEND Sam 16.—Paired by the Friends,Lumley, from
Norway.--Saikd the Friendlhip, Johns, for Jamaica; Perumas,
Maes, for Fillmore ; Anna Catharina —, fur Tanningen ; Fa-
paiment, Eyding, and View Ocbroe
derg, Burs, for Entbden.
Arius am—At Plymouth, the Adventure, Specks, from New
YorkrAt Liverpool, William, Blackburn, kora La' ; and Lord
Nell" Maces, from Havannah—At Leith, Charming Mary,
from Virginia' ••••Off Scarborough, Ann, Ritton, from Arch-
angel.

Captain Loam: is appointed to the command of
the UTRECHT, of 64 guns.
Captain Lama is appointed to the command of
the Sea Fencibles on the river Medway.

On Wednefday night a fmall French privateer ven•
cured to appear off St. Margaret's Bay. On informa-
tion of this circumftance being communicated by fig.
nal to the Downs, a cutter was immediately feut in
purfuit of hcr.

The report that General ANDREOSSI was in dire
grace at Paris was certainly well founded. lie dif-
agreed very 'much with TALLSYNA%D, 'eroding
fomething which paired in the lafi negotiation with
this country, and felt himfelf fo tr:rpleallintly
that he retired at the beginning of the rummer to
his native country, Languedoc. The war Ir. ever
frongly oppofed, affurrng the CHIEF CONSUL that
the Englifh were nut to be humiliated, much leis
fubdued, by any internal divilions, or by want of
power or fork to renew the conteft. Events have
amply confirmed his opinion, and we learn by recent
advaces from Paris, that the CHIEF CONSUL has writ-
ten a letter to him, approving his conduel, recalling
him to Paris, and appointing him Quarter-Mailer
General to the Army defined to invade England ;
an office, which at this moment he actually holds.
Though he does not approve of the war, of courfe
he will do his duty as an Officer. He was highly
fatisfied with his reception here, and very muck
pleated with this country.
The appointment of General ANDREOSSI to the
Office of (tvarter-rnalier•General of the invading
army is, however, more remarkable, as tending to
prove what the fyflem of Bonaran-rk. was rcfpeaing
his Commercial Agent:, as he called his authorifed
(pies, than as (hewing any thing like a conciliating
temper towards any tbat dither from him in opi-
nion. Alsotiossi's coneifiiiin of the difficulties
that will attend the iniafion cannot do away the in-
formation he was enabled tii acquit ! by the
fituation he filled in this ciAtistry,siiii! the Mass CoH-
suL is refolved to benefit by it his Ambafradors
are military men. Tbe Conn; of Err )pe would aft
inly, if they IhmildretlAve to difcani ;Nay one who
L.7.ass. tir has tau nr. a I L e;;cl.