Star.
London, England, 1804-08-21 00:00:00

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

GIIAYMND, Atra. ao.....Paffed by the Semis, Walker, from
Cork ; St. Andreas, Aron, from Charente; St. Petrels, Peter'
from Dieppe ; Minerva. Stow, from Norway ; Adventure, Ho'
ritt. from Chriftlana ; Vrow Margaretta, Jones, from Dentate
(Judea, ()Retell ; and the Vrow Elizabeth, Holman, from
Va-
nell; Anna Elizabeth, Vendetta, from Refloat; Vrow Diana,
Ug a ' • Vrow Elizabeth, Tuns • and the Two Brothers, Anderfoo,
from Embden.—Sailed the De4yanes, Adderley. for the Eaft In-
dies ; Confident*, Callender, for Gottesbulb ; jemmy, janfon,
for Tonningen ; Vrow Hendricks, Leming ; and the Vl:remelt-
ing, --, for Embien.
A a air CD—ln the Dow r the Thomas Willnn,Tompkins, from
Virginia. Off the Me of Wight, London, Monett, from Oporto.
Of the Start, Belvidere, Smith, from Baltimore. At Ltra•
Otoeral Huntley, Read, from QLteltee ; John, Thoropfoa, hem
Nerve ; Mary, from New Orleans ; end the Aurora,
Chattily, from Jawlike. At Dublin, Albion, Hayman, from ja-
maka ; and the Catharine, Heinen, from Cache. At Cadiz,
Ariel, Afpola' front London t Centurion, --, from Hall ;
and the William;Calterun, from Newfoundland. At Portfanoth,
the Spy, from Honduras. At &Mot, Perfeveranee, Ca-
vallo, from Llama. At Shields. Pitt,Walker. Cam Virginia. At
Honduras,Tcicmacbus.„ from London ; and the Thomas,
Alcorard, from Jamaica.
HULL, Aug. 17.—The Cato, of this port, with
to 611, a full !hilt, the Arid, with 9 filh, and the
George and Mary, all from DAVib% Straits, are re-
ported to be in the Humber. The Eli raheth, Dice,
of this port, left the ice the day before the Arid,
with t t fifb, a full !hip. The Content. with 9 fils,
and the Euretta, with 13 fifh, both full fhips, hourly
expeded to arrive at Newcaftle. The Hannah, Ae-
miTAGs, from Hull to I.'ndnn, foundered near Yar-
mouth ; people laved. The Pearl, ST mmmmmm on, of
4 gnus and twelve men, of and from this port, oa
her pafrage betwixt Madeira and ramaica, was met
by a privateer of 6 guns :.nd fevenry men, and after
an engagement of two hours and twenty minutes
obliged to Ilrike. The Captain loft two fingers off
his right hand, and was wounded in the thigh ; the
mate and crew behaved very well during fie whole
time ; a black woman, a paffenger, fupplied them
with powder throughout the Aciion. Captain S.
thinks he fhould have beat off the privateer had not
another enemy's veffel hove in fight. The rigging,
&c. of the Pearl was much cut bet- )re the (truck.—
On the sgh infant arrived at IVlntl.y. the following
flips from the Baltic: Acorn, Ft. turf La. tram
Dantrie ; Ocean of Hull, HIATrHuAs Fort re, 24141
ter, from Riga ; Fly, STII4NGIR, from l)antric.—
Yeflerday the brig Kilda of Wl,itby, Hopped in
Whitby Roads, on her paillte down to Shields, the
Commander of which, Mr. WILSON BLDLINGTON,
reports that a heavy gale of wind wa; experienced
to the Southward on Sunday hill, during which a
brig belonging to Sunderland was left upon Hafe-
boutgh Sand with the remelt part of the people.—
A woman and three children were among the tin-
happy fufferers. Two of ;he crew, the only peril ns
fasted, were picked up from the wreck by the Kill,. ;
The Diana, Butner. and &teeth, BllatlD, both fiorn
Sunderland, witfi coals. are on /hate on Eccles
Beach, near Happifbutgli, but they are both likely
to be fared vritir their cargoes.

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t • DIDLt ErfPPINCL s b C• • -
'• irrectei-firom OCHeleni;dated the aid of
has been received by PEtsrrriFil v a frigate, arrived
at Portfmouth. The Bengal Blips had not arrived
there wren the failed. r
Admiral Limos' continued at the Ile of Prance
on the iithal April, with the Meteor) add Semi'.
lante, having left the Berceau and Belle Pottle fri-
gates. and a corvette of sI3 guns, cruifiug in the
Straits of Stinda. It is certain that tome difagree-
ment had atifen between him and the, Governor Ge-
neral of the Mauritius. Mont CAIN ; and the army
and navy were involved in their holiday tq each other.
The New York Gazette Of the rear of July,
Rates, that the Chip Ganges. arrived at Philadelphia,
leßVlltitreti-the isth of Februarj, and was etnh.trz
;red in the River until March I. She left rite
Sand Heads in company with the John and James,
for Portland, and the brig Lydia Smith, for Bolton,
and 30 Britith trips, under convoy of the GRAIIIPVP.
Cattosins. and Burravo Chips of war, under the
command of Commodore Pacts, bound to Madrari
Sc. The Ganges parted company the fame night,'
Left at Calcutta, about to fail the tyth of March
the fhips Town of Salem, and St. Cuthbert,
of Ncw York. Two American trips went up the Gan.
ges early in hlarchone the Portfmouth, of Newhaven.
In the Bay of Bengal, the Ganges was boarded bt
the privateer brit Alfred, Captain Tit all N, and treat.
ed politely by the Captain and Officers ; had bees:
four months out' from the Hle of Fiance, and had
taken no prise. She faw an American brig (mat air_
Cape of Good Hope, and three Britith (hips of war,
waiting for the homeward bound Beet fro* China
and Bengal. •
DISTRIBU77ONOF PRIZE-MONET.

To the Minotaur, for the capture of the Canard, rifi
deuce, Junes and a, alloy, an board the Minotaur, en Turnial
the slit initant.--ftecall every Teeiday asd Friday (astir= ran
at Mr. E. Lynes, Plymouth.

The brig Peggy, of Greenock, borthen soo tone,
Branded in the Bay of Wexford. December lilt and
purl:Hid by a company of merchants there. has been
taken oat of the Lind t3i feet, launched and brought
int(Lpor_ very little injured.
The Helena, ADtLAAMS, from TAiningen to the
EaR Indies, is put into Plymouth to refit. being leaky.
The Fortitude, Gaixotay, from Liverpool foe
Malta. is captured by a French privateer, and car-
ricd into Malaga.
The Ranger, Loneliest, from• London for Her
durai, has been taken, retaken, and carried into
make and fold. •

• The Hunan loop of 'rat is appointedlo ISOM
Honduras with a convoy for England, on the sgth
of July.
The Kitty armed Ihip, with two verde ender eon-
woe for Tonningen,Lasled from the Nure on the grit
The Boone Avantore. Fret ch privateer, mim-
ing in guns and soy men, is 101 l in the North Sees
the Captain. Fult Lieutenant, and se men, were
drowned.
The Minerva. Eosvatos, from Lrutdoe and Lilt
bon for Honduras. has been taken by two Trench
privateers, and setsken by la &Amens, fs' ,ind
carried into the Ifietif Beater, with their. , ;tiers.
Sunday fe'nnight. two large
mans, were brought up to Leith ellie of
his bfajcfly's hired arnica vjeffels. Theg *ere der
neutral colours, but, it is fuppogd. their 'calm
were French property.

•
Yeflerday the Jamaica, homeward bound Walt-
dianian, lying otf the entrance of the Baron at Black-
wall Docks, broke (torn her moorings and drifted
athore ; when the tide left her the fell on her fide,
and there are little hopes of getting her afloat again.
Yelletday afternoon, about three o'clock. a boat.
with four paffengers in it. coming through London..
badge, was, from the violent fall of water, upfet, by
which accident a man and a boy were unfortunately
1011. The other two patrengers, together with the
waterman, were picked up by a boat.
On Monday night the John and Mary, Sunderland
coal veßel, bound to Colcheiler, ()ruck upon the Hap-
pitburg-fand, near Yarmouth, o hen five of the crew.
with the wife of an artilleryman, and his three chil-
dren, were drowned. On Tuefday a boat from Hap-
pilburgb raved the matter and one (cams, wbo wan
clinging to the foretopgallant crot.trees.
A (can-boat belonging to Megavilliy was lately
forced on the rock, when two men jumped aflsore and
were raved, but five who remained in the boat were
drowned in the fight of a number of fpeEtators, one
of whom, in endeavouring to afford affillance, fell
over the IA and was kilted.

A moll ezti.tordinary eircomflanee occurred on the
River Thames a few evenings itnce :—Asa barge was
paling near to Hammerimith, a falmon, about the
weight of 7olb. leaped into the barge, in its eagernefs
to catch the myriads of laces tlut were frifking on
the furface of the water.

We conceive our Government has been wanting
in its %dial energy, in having, for fo long a period,
Coffered the Britiffi property fequelered in Spain at
the commencement of the left war, and engaged by
the treaty of peace to be tailored, to be withheld
from the merchants sad mannfaavrers of this coun-
try. The value of this property amounts to between
two and three millions &fling, and was made the
objea of a fpecific clank in the Treaty of Amiens.
It is kid, that the delay or difficulty arifes from our
Government being accufed by the Spaniards of al bi-
trarily and illegally condemning the Santiago, and
the Glks conligned to this country from Cadis, where
they had been captured by the French, and condemn.
eJ under their influence.

The Santiago was condemned by the Privy Cons.
after the Admiralty Court had deckled in favour
of the captured, and the 11Ik teamed to the original
conlignees from Italy, on the ground that the con-
demnation by the Admiralty Court at Cadiz was
il-
kgal, and inconfillent with the relations of peace
then fubfifling between Spain and this country, and
confequently that the contiaa under which the Spa-
niards purchafed the cargo from the French was as
legal. If the decifion of pie Privy Council on this

occafion was corred, w. &mild rtnt aliow it to be
snide the pretest for withhot.finvhe properry of °or

mcicii.viis; if it 0 As mit .tti limited I,y the Laws and

ufake of nation., it fli,uld not be reitilleJ in: but
in, either cafe, the admitted claim% of OUT mer•

thaws (boulJ be enfoi ced, without ft:tering thenaio
be confounded with an °Neel to which they beat 110

7 ON HIE FASHIONABLE NODE&

In Pareak, 14e baneful nu began.
Naked wet( fern the Wawa end the Mn
tier •bee bkft'd Innieenee tentain%l e o more,
tea bungle Easel lkse, and eadt coedit. o'er.
Tlefe 'tram. don primed worth earth,

By drawing of th' tecembranees el dads
Our bcatnrons Mica, wilt *genet and
And in a Rare of nature, thin to ptcafe.
Heasenly Cluireners, laity you're skid.
Now Simon Is tied, and l'aesoen• rciterl!