Star.
London, England, 1803-11-17 00:00:00

Ar4VTICAL INTELLIGENCE.

MAILS THIS DAY.—Wlod S. W.
•U. DIM ♦ll. DVz•
Dublin o z I Hambuzgh o 3
Woodard o 3

Pinzzwes. Nov. 4.—Juft arrived the Ntrettoo
Hoop of war, from a eruize. Sailed the brig Young
Peggy, of and from Jerfey, fur Briflol : the Good
In:ent, of Clovelly, RICHARDS ; the Mount Galpin.
of St. Lye's, lissozvon ; the Allrea. of Bideford,
DiIYMMIT ; and the Joker. of St. Ive's, THOMAS
matter, all in ballak for Swanfea. _ _

TOILDAT, Nov. ss.—Arrived yefterday, and failed
again this morning. his Majefty's thips learsaia
and js Kama. Alfo arrived and failed again imme-
diately, three brigs, names unknown, from Liver-
pool, bound to London.—Laft night arrived, and
remains, the brig Peggy, Capt WH:re, from Neath,
laden with calm.

PLYMOUTH, Nov. t3.—Came in from Ireland, la
Ekes', of 38 guns, Captain SCOTT; WO from
Swanfea, a tender foil of men, and from Liverpool
two tenders with men alfo for the fleet.—L'lstrs-
muss, of 44 guns, Capt. H. Hormess, went down
the harbour into Barney Pool, there to wait for orders.
—Came in from Jerfey, with difpatches from Rear.
Admiral Sir J. Seywease, B. B. the Ms/1m cutter,
of 14 guns, Lieut. J. Coonces, left all quite well on
that nation three days fine. She fails again for that
Ration its the courfe of the week.—Sailed on a cruize
to the weftward, Pikeeieses, of 16 guns, Captain
MACE Ft' LD.

PORTSMOUTH. NOTIMSIR t6.—Arrived la Provi-
dence, from the Hague, taken by the LIRRITT cutter.
Arrived the Isis man of war, Viee-Admiral Gam
site, Capt. Loss, with the fleet under convoy from
Newfoundland; and the Caroline, French fhip, from
St. Domingo, prize to the Isis; the Union,
from Grenada; and Maria, —, from Jamaica, re-
taken by the Isis alto Tome others, whole names I
could not learn. The AURORA, of 28 guns, Capt.
MALIK''', failed from Newfoundland three weeks be-
fore the Isis, with a convoy for Litbon. She may
be therefore hourly expeded. Came in the Liberty
brig, Lieut. Con, with a brig, a fchooner, and a
chafe mare*, from La Hogue, which Ilse captured.
DIAL, Nov. ts.—The Immorraturs frigate was,
as boon as the had repaired her damages at Sheer-
nets, appointed to join the (hipping at Dungenefs, in
order to aflifl in the projected bombardment of the
enemy's ports. The Captain of the Immo...rat:re
is now here, and has had frequent confultations with
General DUNDAS and the Captain of the Sea Fen-
eibles, at the Royal Exchange Inn, where General
Du lIDAS has taken up his quarters. Thefe confulta-
dons have taken place twice this day, and there has
been fueh fort of anyfiery and concealment in their
proceedings, that no (mall degree of alarm has pre-
vailed in the town. The people very naturally think
that there is feldom any folicitude to conceal good
news. But moll probably all there confultations,
which are condulled with fuch remarkable fecreey,
relate merely to foam arrangements of preparation.
The IMMOITALITI frigate is j oft arrived in the Downs,
and the Mac:missies alto. The BLeoostouao cutter
came into the Downs fall night from off Havre, and
has brought in a French row-boat, which Ilse cap-
tured when in the aft of boarding a neutral fhip.
The Volunteer Infantry of Dover have received
orders to bold themfelves in readinefs to march, with
their baggage, Etc. It is fuppofed that their detlina-
tion is Chatham Barracks, where they are to remain
for tome weeks.

The Sea Fencibles, which amount here to about
400 men, were under orders of readinefs laft night,
in confequence of fome apprehenfion of the enemy's
approach, arifing perlups from the darknefs of the
night.
The French foldiers captured a few days fence in
the gun boat, witnefftd on Sunday night a Smog
proof of Britifh prowefs and Britith juaice. The
Captain of the gun boat, who with the other pats.'
ners is on board the Uri lc oar, became refra6ory and
(truck the mailer of the UTILICIIT s our gallant tar
inilantly challenged him to tingle combat, which
took place : 4, fair play" was the cry, and the refult
was, that which we truft will ever happen to the
flares of Bonaraars contending with the freemen of
old England—a conelete defeat.
Nov. t6.—Arrived the TR.:items' goop of war.
Sailed the &musts and Accuse gan.brigs to join
the fquadron off Dungenefs.—Wind S. S. W.'
Cmarst•ss, Nov. ts.—Yefterday morning General
Sir D. Dos: Das and Colonel Ns,* am infpeaed the
works carrying on here after which the General let
off from Lord CHATHAM'S in a chaife and four for
Canterbury. It is not as yet kr.own what time the
camps here are to bi.:ak up.

About thirteen hundred of the Guards and Militia'
are (very day employed on the works, which are of,
confiderahle extent, beginning at Gillingham Fort on
the Medway, confiderably to the right of Brunton,
and arc continued till they join the old works at the
Msgazine on the high ground above the barracks,
where a horn-work is added to firengthen that point.
Tiic litte from thence are carrying on down the hill
at the Chath.im fide to the Old Dock, where a fort is
to he erefled and a bridge of pontoons—if occafion
fhouki require it, to be throws from that point to
the oppofite Rime. The lines embrace Pram Gilling-
ham Fort to the Old Doak, the to of Bromism,

the Dockyards, the Barracks and the Church. On
the oppofite fhore redoubts are to be thrown up at
Frin(bury village and the Quarry, it being certain,
that, fhould the enemy land on that fide of the Med-
way, they could effeCtually deftroy the Dock yards,
Arfenal, dcc._ _

Ma'am, Nov. ts.—lt was not the boat belong-
ing to the Boast gun brie that had the misfortune to
upfet and lofe (even men in a gale of wind off Recd.
vet, on Saturday left, but the boat of the Hact.s
bomb, and the Captain who was unfortunately
drowned, with his Surgeon, Maßer, and four &arms,
was Captain PARSONS, of the Hams, and not Capt.
CHESTRR, atilt BOXER gun brig, as was at firlt re.
ported in Margate. We are forty to add that Capt.
PARSONS has left a widow and two children. He was
the fon of Mrs. PARSONS, the author of fevcral cele-
brated Novels.

Almoft all the country people in the neighbour.
hood have been to Ramfgate to fee the gun boat that
was taken from the enemy off Boulogne. She mea-
fures 58 feet in length and t 6 upon her beam, carries
a 24 pounder in her bow, and two carronades. Ner
cabins are on each fide, and bedded with straw infload
of hammocks. She has a gang board and a ladder
3o feet long for debarking, and will carry 7o men,
betide the tailors who navigate her.
Livsarooz, Nov. 4.—The Trufty, --, of
London, from Africa, is arrived at Barbadoes, and
failed for tome other iftand. The Maxwell, EDWRIDS,
failed from Barbadoes to Demerara, 25th September.
The Grace, Baarxey, from Londonderry to this
port, is put back to ditto. The Harriet, CUMMINS,
which arrived here on Saturday from Narva, law the
Acafto, CRAWFORD ; Either, Jonas; and feveral
other veffels for this port, off Dunvegan Head. The
Fortuna, WIII AAAAA , from Narva to this port, is
loft in Narva Bay. Crew and materials fared. The
Boreas, RancLors, bound to this port, has been
driven on fhore at Dantzie, and will he obliged to
unload to repair, which will detain her there untill
next year. The Endragt, Gawps, from this port to
Embden, has put into Toningen leaky, and muff
difcharge.
Lsirm, Nov. 14.—Yellerday the Rambler, from
Jamaica, in making for Leith harbour, (truck upon
the hart and had very near touched he Pier head,
in a ftrong N. N. E. gale. It was about two .'clock,
when, fortunately, a moll uncommon number of lea-
men and others were upon the Pies, and above Soo
of them exerted themfelves fo much, that the veffel
got into the harbour without injury ; had it not been
for their exertions, much damage might have hap-
pened in the evening's tide.
FROM LLOYD'S LIST.
Nov t 6 by the Indifpenfable, Gardner,
from Smith Seas ; Earl St. Vincent, Major, from Honduras ;
Marmara. OriStk, from Llama ; Elizabeth, totem, from
Omega; Calms& Brown; Liberty, Dobfon ; Salim Pattafon ;
Bglert, Andreas; ; Ranger, Anderfon • induftry, Duncan ; Sym •
metry, Wady ; Richard, Park; SlQen, Machete • and Dyren,
Lamb, from PtDabarn ; Nile, Pringk, from Rip ; Kabala
Haves, from Memel; Thetis, Eamon, from Creoftadt ;
Afperance, --• Frederick the Great,—; and Maria Mats,
from Stockholm—Sailed the Aurora, —, for Africa;
Cambden, Hill. for Jamaica ; Aid, Taylor, for Malta ; Minerva,
Edwards, for Yucatan ; and Twe Gebroders, for Entkien.
ARRIVED.
In Yarmouth Roads, Ann, Gorden. from Peterfburgh. OR
Otindby, Nile, Pringle, from the Bade. At Cowes, Indeltey,
Ingraham, from New York. At Liverpool, St. Awns',
Own Malaga, detained ; true, Grieve; and Eitsa, Wade. from
PrizribelteCarSile, Giblon, from New Orleans; Good Delp,
Atkins; Us, amid; and Perfeverance, Handaldee, teem
Riga. At Lynn, Forfokett, from Oporto. At Wylie,
Alberts; from Malaga. At Langer,
Mao. from
St. Thomas's. At Newfoundland. Alarm Evens, from Babel;
and Margaret. Carder, from Liverpool. At Cadia, Santa R.
Qjilntert, keen Plymouth ; sod Anon Johann', lijorkland, front
Liverpool. At Aberdeen, Elisabeth, Lawman, from Petal:burgh
At Waterford, Commerce, Thorp, from St. Uloe'a At Limerick,
Lord Duncan, Daniels, from London. At Goornfey, Hope, Gif-
ford, from Virginia. At Newfoundland, Charles, Rad, from
Dartmouth. At Halifax, Elisabeth, Dempfter, from
At Ckarleflan, Walkingtem, beott ; 'Cabala, Green; and Bir-
mingham Pocket. Cochran, front London ; Alexander, M'lntoth,
from Briftol ; Northern Mertes, • Maria,—;and John.
Pratt, from Livard; Mary, -- ' ;ad sway Bowden, Nei
aide. At New ark, Black River, Gallop; Penelope, Stanton ;
Liberty, Wickham ; and Ontario, Weeks, front Liverpool; and
William and Mary, OilLegbern, from Peteriburgh. At London-
derry, Manche ter, Ha. from New York; and Two Faroe*
Galbraith, from Liverpool. At Jr:ALT, Ecliple, Chambers, from
Naples; Primers' Royal, Langlaia. from Labradore ; Friendadp,
; Huard, from Griper. At Virginia, Salter and
Atlanta, How, from Liverpock At Africa, Bolton, space, from
Ltverpoot. At Jamaica, Fanny, Irvin; and Blanchard, Contact,
from Africa; Lou, Coepland. front Liverpool, Cork, and St. Via-
cent's • and Britannia. Leavy, from London. At Barbodoce,
Brook, Tucker, from Afrka • and Bubadoes Packet.Woodhoufe,
from Laos:after sad tit Vincent's At Philadelphia. Brined Packet,
Phillip; Role, Hathaway ; and South Carolina, Fifer, from Li-
verpool. At Baltimore,Fame, Lewis, from L4verpool. At Pro-
vidence, India Point, Fencer, front Liverpool. At Lithos, Queen
of Naples, Tenni= ; Mary, Shaw ; Fanny, William, ; and Nancy,
Wellteed, from LiverpooL At Oporto, Commerce, Baodure ;
Robert and Elizabeth, • and Ann, Green. from Liverpool.
At &Raft, Neptune, DairLifon, from LiverpooL At Revel,
Brunftvick, Bab, from LiverpooL At Dentate, La Boone Belo.
lotion, Suds; and Four Brothers, Stemming, front Liverpool.
At Cork, Harriett, Crain, from Liverpool and Barbadoes; Ac-
tive, Braitliwidtc from Liverpool and Jamaica ; and Thetis,
Chunky, nomL'ancafter. At Falmouth, Pomona, Dinah. from
Liverpool. At Charlatan, John and Mary, Premium, from
Liverpool.

His kfajclty's Alp Apollo arrived at Limerick train a cruise on
the 7th indent, with lofs of fails and yards.
The John Adams, Captain Wood, arrived from Batton ; an the
Istk of °dither, in lot. ea. fell in with his Makfty's 114, Lender,
all well.
The Hewealtle packet, of Dundee, Captain Brown, fdl In with
a large French privateer, monntlos 3o gems, off Hartley Foot,
with yellow fides, block ports, with red maul's, and after Whits
Captain Brown failed qualms, Ise was fuffered to depart
The Rebecca, dowden, train Jamaica to tendon, is reported to
be captured by a French privateer, and fort for Tenerife.
Upwards of moo Mks of butter have hems waked nn (bore in
the naghbow hood of Madftow, fuppoiod to be part of the cargo of
an Irak vtlfrJ, wrecked on that emit.
A French brig lately taken from the enemy, and
'ince ufed as a trading veffel, on her pillage from
Guernfey to London in banal}, laft Thurfday morn-
ing, about three leagues off Rottingdean, was, by a
fudden gull of wind, npfet and call on her fide, which
placed her crew in a very perilous fituation, and left
them no other means of efcape, than that of launch.
ing and boarding their long boat, which with great
difficulty they efferfled, and but jolt in time to Cave
their lives, as the veld funk before they had well
cleared her the diflance of a cable's length. The
crew confilled of eight men and a boy, the latter of
whom was dragged all cap from his hammock, at the
time the accident happened, and had nothing on
him but his thin, when the boat arrived at the mare,
fame hours afterwards, a little to the eallward of
Newhaven pier. The men having 1,41 every thing
they polkaed on Loard, a fum fufficient to defray
their espences lu was fubfcribed for them by the
merchants and tr..dets of Newhaven and Lewes.