Star.
London, England, 1803-06-15 00:00:00

NAVTIC,IL IN 7lt LiGe.vcff.

Do ta, JuNr 14. Half pail fix p. m.—News is jull
received here by a boat, that a (harp aaion has been
fought between Boulogne and Calais, between a
French brig and a fchooner; and the two (loops of
war on this Ration: the French brig and fehooner
both taken; the failurs on our heights can fee them
(landing for England. Should they come into our
roads, will fend further particulars in my next. All
the Englilh at Calais are marched to Valenciennes.
Max, Juws 4.—This morning Admiral MoN-
TACiO■ hoifted his flag on board the RAISONABLE
man of war; and Admiral THOU:BOROUGH (truck
his flag on board the GILYICHID man of war, and
fet out for London.—Sailed the Eall Indiamen, and
the tea of the outward bound under convoy, to the
wellward. Wind S. W.

PLYMOUTH, JUNI 13.—The Danifh brig Induflrea,
Captain Patna, which arrived here yefterday from
Carthagena, has on board three large cafes, laid to
contain very valuable articles, which were taken on
board at Civita Vecchia, in Italy, and the veffel
chartered to land them at Rochfort; they are direCted
to Box AAAAA I, the Chief Conful, to be depofited in
the Mufenm of Arts and Sciences ; the veffel is now
under quarantine, therefore no further inveftigation
can take place, until the is liberated ; but it is ge
nerally believed, that their contents are compofed of
a valuable colleEtion of curiofities, whether for the
purpofe they are direlted, or otherwife, time muft
thew; the brig has noother cargo.—Captain Wet zza,
of the Royal Navy, and Mr. Jona Rome sow, late
Mste of the Venus, of Briftol, left Bourdeanz on the
31ft ult. in an American vefel, and were taken out
of her by the Stains frigate at Sea; the latter came
in as Prize Maller of the French (hip Achille, which
arrived here yellerday : at the time he failed from
Bourdeauz a new 3a gun frigate, full of ftores, was
ready to fail for the Ifle of France; the Breese and
Bellona, two large (hip privateers, were fitting for
the ERR Indies, to cruise in thofe Seas, and will foon
be ready to fail.—lt does not appear, that any other
privateers are at that Port, and but very few other
isetfels, but the Merchants were then anzioufly looking
'for the arrival of a large fleet from their Foreign
Plantations, no doubt many of them are among the
number of prizes brought in here ; no Englifh veffel
of any fort had been carried intez.Bourdeaux when
the American veffel left it.—A Dutch galliot is now
coming into the Sound, but too late to get particu-
lars.—Sailed on a cruise, the Boatiscsa, of 38 guns,
Captain MAITLAND; NAM ISIS, OflB,CApilirl SONYA.
watts ; and the Szaouts, of 18, Captain Boa's.—
Orders are come down to liberate the Mailers, Mates,
and crews of the detained Ba.tavian Sips, and let
them take a change of linen and cloaths ; they are
free to go home when thaypleafe. The icemen moftly
enter' on board men of war or privateers.—The
hatches of the Batavian flaipi are (cacti down, and
papers fealed up till their fate is afccrtained.—Land•
ed from the NAM Isis, of 3a guns, Captain P.Sor za-
vi tut, in Mill-bay, s6o French prifonars from the
Fleet, and were immediately marched into Mill-
Prifon.—Yefterday Admiral Sir J. CoLrovs, K. B.
hos fted his flag at the main, asCommander in Chief of
his Majefty's (hips and veffels at this port. Several of
the homeward•bound St. Domingo flips captured and
Ifent in here, have on board (mall framed portraits of
BottaratTa and Madame BONA►ARTE, General Mo.
emu, and other French charatiers, fent out to St.Do
mingo and the French iflands for Pale ; but it appears
by the returned portraits, that BONAPARTI'S piaure
fcarcely fold at all, Madame B— fold a little more
brifkly, but the portrait of General Motvau was
purchafed every where with greet avidity.—Came in
from Smyrna, an Engli(h brig, under quarantine.
About fizteen days fine the was fpoke with in the
Straits of Gibraltar by a French line of battle flip
and frigate, full of troops, for the Welt Indies, from
Toulon : they did not know any thing of the war,
more than the loaner of the Englith brig, who was
perfealy ignorant of the circumftance, till his arrival
in this port. The letter of marque the Lord Nelfon.
of this poet, of to guns, Captain Ca ou ra. was fpn ke
with all well lad Tudday, 6o leagues W. S. W. of
the Lizard.

Poarsosouem, Jugs 4.—Arriveli the Cutout's
frigate. frost Loag Reach i aad Loa& logger, witb

tpirits : had be taken by a Fvzt.:ll
retaken by the ie.,' c t %.•
!SEM, of so g• ;:l SI
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SAUMIAItEZ'S at jert-r%l

guns, Captain Los •n, far r.7.lt.U:it; all:1
TER ILL, of 15 guns, 1.404.4()R4. 09

--Went out of h4rbnr al: P.!ulmix. of

Captain B‘Kriz; e:llSFA,tf.:ASl',nr3.lgti
Captain BOYLE ; the "r:aits• Thu u;r.vArti

tons regificr, Captain Vs",LL,‘PI GuL3r, bi

Riga] brought tu al Spiih.ad, being fhort
The Isis, of p Baas, Wirt Admiral G
will be paid ta-rnr,rrow, and on Thurfday

fail fur Ncwfuutillan,l. TilC LAPWING, of

Captain Si:ENE, is ordered awn the caftwari

himfelf under t!,- command of Admiral G.

and the FALCON BOOp of war, CO 054 M &mu FY, ly-
ing at SpitheaJ, is to make a part of the Newfound-
land fquadrott, which, with the AttaostaandCam it Le,
will make five (hips of war on that nation this feafon.
The ROYAL. SOVEREIGN, OF IL.O guns, Capt. CURS.T,
has been prevented thefe three days from going oat
of the harbour, by too leant a wind.
YARMOUT.I. JUNE this morning the
AMARANTOE fii:;ate, Captain BOYS, and a cutter, as
convoy to• the lindfon Day (hips. Remain in the
Roads, the A stETIIYST frigate; BOLD and MARINER
gun boats; and two cutters.—The Henritta Eliza,
ERNEST BLOC, from Riga, with cheat, bound to
Liffinn, has put into this port leaky.—Detained and
fent in by the CLYDE frigate, the Zelufl, Jet: Vass
BRICC a MAAS Styr*, with fah ; and the De Eliza-
beth, F. Bevis, n•ith fah, and fah &h.—Two Dutch
doggers are now in the offing. Wind S. E:

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