Star.
London, England, 1804-06-05 00:00:00

NAUTICAL INT E LLI4ENCR.

YAILMOVTII, JUN. 4 —Yellerday afternoon G
the Scoartos 114 p of war, for the Tesol ; *ad
Hatless armed thin, fnr Hull. This day failed
ALIILT cotter. Arrived a limp of war, some
known ; the Sutra gun brig from Sheernefs;
two cutters. The Hssam• Glop of war got ot
harbour this mmning, and will fail the firit oppc
nity, under convoy of the Swats cutter.
Sus aaaaa <, Jung 4.—The PIOVIIMICI and
Il
ma, armed (hips, have arrived ; the former
boiled the fignal for convoy to the Baltic, sod
latter to Tunningen and the river Jade. Art
his Majelly% (hip Lerma, from the Swin, t
paid : the Misr gon-hrig, has alfo arrived, sit
Cuessw Coop The Hairy ha. failed, as ha.
the Jsce•Lt. lion-brig, and the AIIIITIITST is ge,
the Note. the Uui tn, Du.ch brig, prise ti
Majefly's (hip ETNALIIOI, has arrived, and
into harbour.
Dias, Joss 4.—Arrived here, and failed ft
!quadrats under Sir SYDNIT SMITH, his Maj
hired brig Amos, Lieutenant SoilittlflF. A
deal of Sting was heard yetierday towards 01
but the caufe of it is not yet known.

ANOTHIE LITTIa.

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DIAL. Pits 4—Sailed la Silas frigate
ertsise.—Arrived l'AratAaLs ftigme from a
off Flu(him, and remaias in Downs wit
ALDVIT. Mos•ac I.I,UTLICNT. and I las
of war, la Voroinis frigate, HARPY. SCOORG
8 Coops of war,-13atilati gun-brig, 2
TAR r•aos, and PIPIT bombs. Melrmene,
Flora, Tartar, Indefatigable. Britannia' Attiv
Eliza Tupper. coppered armed tranfpo rts.
S. S. W.
POLTIIIIOIJTM, JOWL 4.—Arrived the Bacc
Coop of war, with a fleet of outward-bound
under convoy. from the Dowry; Krao's
Coop of war; and I r iti cutter, from aen
Sailed his biajeßy's Alp ANIU scabs, with tl
under campy for the Mediterranean, but are b
to again. Wind W.S. W.
FROM LLOYD'S LIST.
GIaVISZND' 'Olga 4.•-•Psged by the Minerva. Be
Two Brothets,Dorks; Frisodihip, Boogie; and ;at nine
from Broltdess; Vrow Mario, from G.A.,
tdritharsh,Thntosa,from Oporto; Ceram Lartria. cut
Norway; ---, four Nathan. L..feecre ;I..tnno,
Wear Anna. Halt ; and the Jaye Ellnabeth, Sabot. from
gow•—lisited the Came4r.DWyer, for Mender a ; Ktent
for New Pnwidesee • Cyreoe, Baldry, tar Gitor,l•a-; St.
Camphrtl. for ; Awe, Motor, for bends; I
Bork, Horwedge, for Toimiaitn; lily, Moshe, fee
Reds*, Oreetwook fee Caney& ; Beedwitzgewvw...l
, _ Canals, ter Owandoursh. •

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Yellerday the PLiitifittrAitpistayrOlunteers were
infpetled by Lieut.-o)lmnd Mclitioru, at Wood-
litidge, and went through a variety of Light Infan•
try manoeuvre., as were prAiiii'ed by the Rifle Reg;-
went. The Ci,lonel's opinion will belt appear by all
eVrtla from the orders, which with his apprnhation
were iffued by their Commandant at the evening
parade:
66 Mika' Fester has great pleafure in commnnicat-
• ing to the Hartifmere Rangers the fatisfaaion ex-
• prelred by Lieutenant• Colonel Mciatenyst, infpec-
" ring Field Officer for their Dillritt, at their appear-
-4 ante and behaviour during his infpeelion this mm-
O ing. The Colonel was pleated to eaprefs his entire
approbation of the prozrefs made by the Corps in
rivet they have been placed on perma-
nent duty ; and to ohferve, that they had made
66 the belt ufe of the great advantages derived from
8‘ the aillitance and iniluallton of Major STiWART,
66 and the detachment of the 95th (or Rifle) Regi-
" went at this quarter. The Colonel alfo did the
I' Corps the honour to Rate, that he was convinced, 1
64- in the event rf invafinn, they would he found cons;
61 pewit to as with that Regiment on Cervice ; •and
66 5o add, that in loch cafe, he would hinsfelf be
.1 happy to have them ondtr his own command. He
alto particularly commended the Illerce and flea-
" diode under sterns oblerved in the rank', in which
66 points be (aid, they were equal to any Corps which
"be bad infpedled." - •

DuBLIV, MAr F.

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Upwards of seamen have been employed in le.
tellieg- the fences in the Phcenix Pailt, preparatory
to the grand review of the yeomanry and the germ
fee oe Monday next. His Excellency the Lord
Lieutenant and his foite are expeded to be prefent,
and the country ca ps having been called in, upwards
of t r.OOO men will prefsably appear in the field.
Friday morning dur mail from Waterford to Cork,
was tabbed betweatearrick on-Suir and Clonmel.

The igth Drigetirs, relieved at Hnundow. he. by
the tide, are oo their route for Ramfgate. Deal, he.
The to divines teethed Canterbury on Friday.
The ltd Surrey, or the Warwickfhire Militia. are
th be addad.to the encampment at Dover, to alga in
Mine works carrying on there under the di-
Timm Of General Tams. The daily working party
t ptefent confine of loop men.
The Cambridge Volunteers have marched to Bury.
on plernument duty ; as have the Hanewarth to
Loweneffe, for the fame purpofe.
The gth Regiment of Light Dragoons have been
Matched up from Woodbridge, on their route for
linglion, in Surrey; and were yekerday morning re-
viewed at Wimbledon Common by his Royal High-
stele the Commander in Chief, who was pleah.d to
exprefs his approbation of their appearance. It is
conjectured they are defined, with the 17th Foot,
now at Cowes, to embark on board the outward-
lowand Eaf Indiamen, on en gxpedition againft the
Mauritius. •
The to Regiment of Glafgow Volunteers. eons-
wooded by the Lose' Patuorr' received a route
to march on Friday for Stirling Celtic, where they
are to dti patisserie ditty for a month.
The Bute and Arran Volunteers are expelled to
march immediately for Glafgnw, where they we to
seeeive their arts., clothing, he.
We learn by the late accounts from Toulon, that
the jungle fever, which proved fo fatal to our troops,
has wholly fublided. General M4CDOWALL'S army
has been withdrawn from Kattadinia. on the Candian
frontiers, but we do nut hear upon what conditions
or any thing of the progrefs of the war.
• The accounts from Amboyna, by the latefi {hips,
Rate, that the lift monfooo which they had has been
OW of the moll fatal that has vifited that Maud fur
*any years pall. Some of the native villages have
been nearly demolithed by tremendous forms of
thunder and lightning.
A robbiry w i confulerable extent hu been com-
mitted on board of an Indianian lying in Long Reach.
Qat of the thieves was flopped by the Chief Mate,
With a quantity of filk in his poll'AGon. but made his
efcape. leaving the property behind.
Saturday fe'rnight, a lighter belonging to Mr. Ri-
chargron of Hull. loaded with gravel, in its p•frage
up the Number was upfct by a filddett gull of wind ;
in confequience of hick the tiro lightet men on board,
of the names of Hunt and Tophady, were ur.fortn-
'itately drowned.' A {kola from Lynn, corn loaded,
was silo log at the fame time, and all hands perillied.
About ten o'clock on Friday morning, two young
girls, the one about twelve and the other eight years
of age. palling over the North-bridge of Hull at the
fame time with a cart and feverel other pafrengers,•
the driver of the cast cracking his whip at the moment,
Laded one of the girls fo much that fell againft
the chains, and from thence into the water, dragging
the other along with her. The former was taken nut
almnft immediately, but the latter was in the water
about ten minutes, and when
hawedtkn out apparently
litelefs. By proper attention, er. the is Co far
recovered as to he nearly nut of danger.
A very curious circumllance occurred at Catfofs,
in North Holder tiers, a few days ago. As the maid
lei vant of Mr. it v row, of that place, farmer, was
about to raife a bucket of water from a drew well
in the farm yard, a calf came behind her unnoticed,
and pulped her after the bucket into the well, which
is fopprifed to be about is yards in depth, eight of
winch is water. On her Wiry!, to the furface, fhe
caught hold of the rope and bucket, and lupported
herfelf in this manner. until a boy who law the acci-
dent went to he• of idance, and chew her fafJy out
by it, a itti.m• having received any injury by this
frigtilar roc.lrnr.
A long hal t•rrareour r a rage cut rut of the 0-Aid
reek, has Inea lately itin..,reved in digging. the fonn.
dation on the New Elo.h.irge, twat Old Hall-fireet,
Liverpool. It iffies from a well which flood in a
place formerly known by Vie name of the White Crol.,
ruins underneath the weft riling of the new buildings.
and terolio.t.s under tied ',titan at the bottom ut
Water-lireet. This prifon, it is well known, Ira,
formerly a fortifi-d 111,wer, and it is probable that this
p fiage was inten !NI to anlwer Come purpofe of fop
ply r.r v•montll;,,..itt .n, in the turbulent limes in which
it was C6CAVAIC.J.

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