Star.
London, England, 1804-01-07 00:00:00

FLOTILLA OFF BOULOGNE.

We announced yelterday the capture of five of
the enemy's veffels off Boulogne, And that hopes
were entertained that feveral more were taken, as
l'lstrorrisLira frigate, Captain Owsa, and the Aa.
cast gun-brig, Lieut. Susumu', were left in pnr-
fuit of feveral others. In the evening it was confi•
dently alerted in the well cud of the town, and about
the public offices, that a Meffenger had arrived with
an account of the capture of no lets than twenty.feven
fail of the enemy's veffels, of different defcriptions.
We do not find, however, by our letters of this
morning, that the lall mentioned report, and which
we mentioned in the later part of our impreffion yef-
terday, is confirmed. Indeed, from the jullnefs of the
remark made by our Correfpondent yelterday, of the
difficulty of capturing many veffels with only two,
when they are all flying in different direetiom, it was
hardly to be experaed ; efpecially when it is alfo re-
collated that the enemy's veffels were keeping very
dole to the fhore.

Capt. Owse deferves great praife for the able
manner in which he has directed the operations of
the flotilla under his command ever fince the block-
ade cf the enemy's ports commenced.
Lieutenant SHIRRITF silo, who has always been
dillingudhed for his bravery and attention to duty in
the different (hips is which he has ferved, is entitled
to great praife. It was that Gentleman who, with a
feeble force, but with great bravery and intrepidity,
fucceeded in quelliog the dangerous infurredlion of
the negroes, which broke out at Sierra Leone in
the month of Oetober, 1800, and for which, we
recollect, the thanks of the Company were voted to
him on his return home. We have not heard whether
he ever received any other recompense for that im
portant fervice ; but flue we are, that on the pre-
fect occafinn, his exertions will not elcape the notide
of the Lords of the Admiralty.
We hare already Rated, that our letters of this
day are (Bent refpedling any more veffels having ar..
lived. The following letter refpaling the five that
had been fent in, plefents fome particulars not men-
tioned id thofe We laid before our Readers yellerday.

DIAL, JAN S.

Yelletda y arrived in the Downs two gun boats, a
Dutch galliot, a fchuyt, and one filhing boat, prize
to his Majefly's frigate l'lst 14011T•LITE and ARCHER
gun brig. The gun boats are of the fii dal's, car-
rying an ill pounder in the bow and a 12 pounder
aft. They fired at the Iramoazatirs twice with
their great guns, and kept up a very brill- fire of muf-
cpretry for about a quarter of an hour. Their riL.T.
ging and fails were cut almoll to pieces, and fevcral
fhots lodged in their bolls. There was not a man
hurt on our fide. The number of one of the gun
boats is 437. She had on board thirteen foldiers.—
The fchuyt, No. tt, thirty difumunted dragoons.—
The galliot was one meant on purpole to traafpott
their holt-es over, but there was none on board. The
gun boats are very large, about 16 feet wide. They
were cut off the (bore by the boats belonging to the
larmoitz•tazs, dole off the harbour off Boulogne.
The IN moarattra was in the aft of boarding a Ihip
when theft vefels came in fight.

Letters were received in town yeflerday from Yew
Brunfwick, Rotterdam, Newfoundland and Jerfey.
The Chrift Church Surrey Corps of Volunteers
were yeaerday, at a few hours notice, ordered to
appear with canteens, haverfacks, &c. and a day'►
rrorifion. They marched td Norwood Common,
Nacre they pradired ball firing. We are furry to
Hate that the gun of a Mr. EDWA RDS bar% by which
accident his hand was much hurt, and feveral iplin.
trrs were lodged in the thigh of a Mr. Harrou.—
alley were fent to town for medical at/Mance.

The firll bat taliontl the Queen's Royal Volunteers,
Lieutenant Collnel Rtieresne, had a field day yeller--
slay in Hyde Park. They Ikirmilbed for a confider
able length of time through the woods, during which
they fired upwards of twenty rounds each, and then
returned to Pimlico, where they were difmiffed.
Thurfday IA the 6th dragoons. who have been a
contier able time quartered in Birmingham barracks.
matched from thence for Brighton, where they ale
to be Rationed ; the a3d light dragoons, elm arrived
there the beginning of this week, and are now quar-
tered in the town, are to replace them, Inllead of the
yeomanry cavalry of the county, who were quite in
readineri to take the duty.

About ;on of the Rifle Corps, or Foreft Rangers,
under the command of Colonel Rots, arrived at
Southampton, on Thurfday, from Lyndliura ; and
are bllletted at the different inns. They are expal.
ed to be on duty about 54 days, when they will re-
turn to the weaward.

(In Saturday lan. nine companies of the Infantry,
and th?ee troops of Cavalry. of the Percy T. n..t,:cv,
^ommanded by Earl Piker, were ibli:acci •t-
-.nant Colons' Km. to the parks AJ j0;:1::1Z, Ain-
; ick

Dining the (gam fight of the Bloom fLut v Aff,cia-
*ion on Tuefday, one of the hlealb2r4 itztive.l the
v‘iitents of a tonfituct in his face, and it is feared he
ai:l Loh the fight of both his eyes.
On Saturday lan, as fume mcri wve employed in
fome buildings adjoiranrt the liver veer
Putney, it ti-4,7 high water, tn:l7..i. !.ling nr.w!''ch
"icy .were i•:natcly gave by which acci•
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NAUTICAL INTALLIGRNCE.

MAILS THIS DAY.--Wled W. N. W.

•Rl. DOL. All. DO
Dublin Hamburg+ 3.
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Waterford i 2 Leeward Moods 0

CORR, Dec. 3t.-Capt. Afactriae, of the Royal
Navy, yefterday art ived in this City to fuperMteo
the immediate ereCtion of fignal potts upon this coaft.
—We are glad to fay, that our marine ftrength will
be confiderably encreafed, and too gun-boats are to
be equipped forthwith for the defence of our harbour.

His Majelly's (loop of war la S' CISME, which
we mentioned to have been wrecked at the entrance
of Cork harbour in the violent hurricane of Sunday
fe'nnight, we regret to hear, has fine entirely gone
to pieces.

TORBAY, JAN. S.—Arrived this morning, left from
Portland Roads, his Majefty's fhip Nzmisrs, Captain
SO MERV! Lte, with the wind to the Weftward ; which
Porn veering round to the Northward, fhe did not
come to an anchor, but fent her boat on Chore after
her letters and.difpatches ; and then made fail again
immediately on a cruize. Not a fingle veffel is now
in the Bay, the wind blowing frefh to the North.
PLYMOUTH, JAM. s.—We have great pleafirre in
Rating, that the fire which yeflerday threatened the
deftration of the (hip Wembury and her valuable
cargo, was 1,111 evening happily extingdifhed, by the
water flowing into the (etude holes, in confequence
of which a great part of the cargo at high water
became covered. On opening the hatches this morn-
ing, it appeared that the fire had communicated
itself to a quantity of American flour barrels, and
deltroved them, and that two calks of brandy, and
one calk of oil, flowed in the fame fituation, were
alto burnt; notwithßanding which, no flame was
ever leen dining the continuance of the fire. Mr.
Loczysa, of this place, who is the owner of the
Wembury, took the molt effectual means to prevent
the fire acquiring any (lrength from the external air,
by battening down, and chfing up every avenue
through which it could pals ; had the hatches been
opened, which was at fira advifed, the (hip and cargo
would have been wholly confirmed : the cargo is
about to be taken ,out, and no doubt has received
much damage, the extent of which cannot be arm.
tained until (he is wholly unladen.

This morning the PRINC&., of 98 guns, Captain
GILINDALL, went down the harbour, to Cawfand Bay ;1
in con:equence of which Rear Admiral pains, as
fccond in command,thifted his flag to theTstrsulaa,
of 9R guns, Captain E. HART ar. The Blue Peter is
hill flying on board the (hips in Cawfand Bay, of
which there are noes only fix fail of the line left, viz.
ROYAL SOYCIZEIC:., of s to tuns; IMPITUFUZ, of 84
Mass, of 74. ...OUDROYANT, of 84; Comnplaos, of
4; and Pit!NCP, of 98.
SSIICd lIIC EAGLE Mir:: cutter, with the trade to
the Downs.

PORTSMOUTH, JAN. 6.—Arrived the Facto!, re-
venue cutter, from a crnize.

DI AL, JAN. 6.—Sailed the CURLIW (loop of war,
for Sheernefs.—Came down the AMet.t• frigate,
ti om ditto ; and remains in the Downs with the No.
NARCH, and UTRECHT, men of war; H•Rry flap
of war ; Passsu, bomb; STARLING. BASILISK, and
BLOODHOUND gun brigs; and a fleet of outward.
hound refits. The BLOODHOUND gun brig has a
fignal for a convoy to the wellward.—Wind W.N.W.

GLASGOW, JAN. I. - The Experiment, Captain
STIFLE. of Air. when on her voyage to Dublin, coal-
laden, and nearly up with Dublin, encountered a vio-
-1 lent g%le on the tsth, which carried away all her
fails, and in this condition, with a good deal of wa
ter in her, after they had worked for twelve hours at
the pumps. with very liitic etre& (le drifted on flume
to the fouthward of Carlingford, about four o'clock in
, the morning of the 16:11 ult. The crew were obliged
to betake themielres to the rigging, whete they re-
mained till eleven o'clock, A. M. when a boat in her
fecond attempt 0 make the wail, fueceetled in car
rying them all on those. It is a melancholy confi-
&ration that there are people in the Britifh empire
In barbarous. who can teiza, as a gift of GOD. the
wretched remnants of property lax ed from a form :
in this cafe a Prieli interf.:red *WI one of his flock.,
who had folen a coat belonging to Mr. Si-sacs, and
ordered it to be Tel:med. ' I

A letter received from an Officer nn board one of
the (hips flationcd oQ Helvoet, dates, " that on the
rd init. they looked into that place, and diflinftly
fate a French frigate ready. an., two Dutch (hips, of!
zons each, preps: fug with the greatell expedition
fur tca."

A letter from the confines of Italy, of the Bth De-
cember, contAins the intell:gcnce, that the vele'
which %vac dillm:ch.:J by tl.c I)".4rd r,f Admiralty
order 1,,r Lnrd Ni LSoN to MOClt4de the port of
Genoa, has been CeipttllCal by French.

I.i:otenant Ross is a2pointed to the itoptcfs ter-
?ice in Loaeon.

We me happy to lime the arrival nfla Viacirrio,
Captain Bo a E sro D, which wa., raid to have been
loft ; (he is is a ccry Blau,:rod condition, owing to the
lase tcropeiliious vreatlizr.

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At PlymcMl2, tke Admiral Netkm, Little, Irmo Newfound-
land. At Falmouth, Mechanic, Thorne; and Rambler, Bayne,
from Wetmore. At the ille of Mull, Sifters, M•Miltan, from
Africa. At Barbadoes, Aleutian, Dickfun ; and Weilmorelami,'
from Africa. At Dartmouth, H.trriott, Salolaim from

The Gristaldle, bound to Portugal, is on more near
Liverpool.
The Tamar, May, from Africa to the Weft Indies, has found-
ered near &Mailoci.; the people fay.ll in her prize, the Braave,
and arrived at Barbadoes.

The Bolton, Spence, from Liverpool, is captured 1,7 a French
privateer near Barbadoes.
On Saturday morning lift a brig was difcovered to be on (bore
near Dartmouth, bottom upwards. but her name could not be
afcertained, ao. her ftern was beat to pieces. The bodies of fume
of the crew have been walked on Qire, and (nine colours have
been found in the wreck, of the nautili nation; it is feared the
whole of the crew are loft.

The St. Frane(Rode, de Arils. front New Orleans, lo detained by
the Lady Francis, of Liverpool, and fent into that port.
The fehooner Lloyd's, from Kingfton to Falmouth, Jamaica, is
taken by a French privateer.
The Centaurus, —, from Rotterdam to Cuernfsy, is loft on
the coaß of. France.

The Dolphin, —, front Newry to Liverpool, is 101 l In Beau-
gnarl% itty—two th;-,15 of the tars. laved.
The Cooftantli, Klien, front Plyint.utit for Emlide.n, is loft in
the Wt.fer.

The Phceoix, P.:ppon, Prom Shields for London, is 101 l near Or-
fordnef..

The flriaefl orders are itfiled for the immediate
completion of filch gun and bomb veffels as arc in
warn of repairs at the refpeiftive ports.
Earl CiirsrrzyirtO is very dange;oufly i 1 of a
fever, at his feat in Derbyfhire.

The Life of Sy wottorr is new printing at Pete&
burgh, at the EMPEROR'S expence.
Prury-Lane Theatre was Lift night crowded with
a very brilliant affanblage, principally attratied by
the Rolalied of Mrt. littimm, which was throughout
a matt finned exhibition of the halt-ionic art. Her
Cuckoo Snng was loudly morel Wiouourom, in
Jaques, gave the Sevcn Ages of Man with commend.
tble judgment. Bativisrva as Towhdifone, and Mils
Pura as Atidr:y, acquitted tliemfelvas with great inc.
eels. Gind rel a went off with increafcd eclat.

At Covent Garden, The Englo Flat, and the Pan.
tomime, filled the hook. After the Opera, Rule
Britannia was loudly called for. and applauded with
more than ufual enthufiafm, on its being fang. Not-
withftanding the tumult of the applaufe, Mr. MUNDAN
extorted more than one laugh from the apdience by
his comic and charaCter idle look dining the long.
TwaLiTif $lO/11'.-The Anniverfary of this cere
many was not celebrated with its ufual fplendour.—
The dilplay of tette and ingenuity was by nn means
Qrel. The myflic ceremony of drawing King and
en produced much merriment. The ConfeCtion-
ers windows in the Strand, Fleet•fireet, Cheapfide,
scc. difplayed their Twelfth Cakes of all forts and
fazes.
Diver Link TWELFTH CASF.—BADDELFY'S An-
nual Cake, left by will, to the performers of Drury-
lane Theatre, was as ufual divided in the Green
Room 1411 night, between the play and farce. Much
mirth and good humour prevailed on the occafion.—
The health of the KING, l.r.ssa, and -ROYAL FAMI-
LY, was fiat dr. nk„ the "N;irne•of the Donor,' was
then given ; nett Mr Sis:.r.tnin, and the Proprie-
tors of the Theatre:" " the veteran KING, and long
life to him ;" The Army of England half Seas
over," E:c. Ece. To nth al•fcra pet tormer was fent
a piece of the cake. An additional cake, given by the
Proprietors, was afterwards divided among the little
Gods and Goddeffes, who were all highly gratified
with the prefent.
Great preparations were made for the refumption
of the Woburn feftivities on this do, large party,
including many diflinguifted political changers,
hay; received cards of invitation. The amufements
of the night are to conclude with a grand marquerade.

Among the feflivities of this feafon, none have
been more confpicuous than an elegant and hipeib en-
tertainment, confiaing of a 13a11 and Supper given
by the Gentlemen of the neighbourhood of Seven
Oaks, at the Town-Hall, on Monday haft. There
fpacious rooms were fitted up in a liyle of elegance
and grandeur, and illuminated in a fplendid manner.
The moll ditlioguithed of the Nubility, &c. recent
were—Earl Srattuors and the Commis, and the
fafcinating Madame Lutsasait, Earl CAPADIN, and
a party of falhionables from the Wildernef.. Col.
and Mrs. LamilAltD, Major and Mrs. Mortty A vs-
TIN. Major DICKSON, Mr. Cones, the High Sheriff
of the County, Sir RICHARD and Lady liasoisos,
and Mifs Nem.; Mil.. and Mift JULIA and Mils
FANNY Humans, and Ge:-.eral anti Mrs. Bass-, and
their beautiful daughters g C.rionel Er !LING and Mrs.
EVILIND. add M,,.. and MA liVcouc AT k.
company began to alembic about half Meer nine, and
the dancing commenced at ten o'clock, with the
fprightly air of C....yrAora. Mr. Maya, and Lady
HARDINGI opened the ball, and ablin tif:ten couple
folloned.—The Ladies were elegantly drilled, prin.
cipally in white. There was a great flew of ilia-
monde.—About one o'clock the fupper room was
thrown open. Not a d:lic.iey which the feafon could
produce was watitirT, nor e-nid the elegance and
tale of the airanernctit of the cupper I d
c .urpara.-
—Many appropriate longs stare lung alter (upper ;
and. alter Terming the ear ring with great fpnit,
the whole party broke sip, h;ghl) gratified wish the
enchanting cistertairinisiit of h. ss,ning. LntJ
WHIT% ORTH and the I):icliefs Dos lII' Vre7i: rte.
Vented from b.Lo. is: f%:,t
Osinssat. Art. t• Dc %/4 5%% IT r, rirrElt
teitt FURLS! HI D.—lt 1. well known that the
ul:t1 continually to t..tile tr. m I.,nrfrt to Lei:J.
ter, and there makc Clue nay arni•i.g hi. mations.
—One slay ..s w.s. at a great c a,.on din-
ner (and as wit WAS I. G. I.::niy there as it IS
at relent in the :,• v..m n If L a:J.11), i

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rid and gleams keighi, two lit 'belie pa.
rifh of St. Dunftan s in the, Wefts being nod
(by Mr. Moaoan, one the Inqueft of St. Win%
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rich, and a member of the fociety for the f
of vice), before the Sitting Alderman, far •
(after admonition) their cocks to fight in the
fr
itreet, to the annoyance of the neighbonrhood
palTengers, and encouragement of cruelty to 1_
animals—After a (bort
_hearing they were both .''
!rifted in colts, and received an admonition from the
Alderman, not to appear before him again, charged ••
with a repetition of fo inhuman a praetioe. As thisane .
Gmilar offences are punifliable at the quartet( fierioesk:.
and by prefentment to the Magiftrates as oeilkiketis. .
it is hoped for the fake of humanity, and =4. ,
the cruelty to thofe and other innocent and 2
ing creatures, the public will in future take netleirwi-,:.
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and bring to puniinment all fuch offenders. r
Is Cuanciay.—The proceedings and effefeed .:
Caufe, " Mifs FRANCIS Pus csee, fpinfter,
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Mr. Maciertmatts and others," are completely in' 1,
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taken and mifreprefented in fame of she public Prima A I
it is true, that the Plaintiff is likely to become .
felled of one half of an unproduelive Weft India efia ' '
fubjeet to incumbrances to which it can never bqf
equal ; placing the Defendant as a Cre&tor for all be'
can prove due to him, which entirely accent& with
his anfwer, with his conflant willies, and repeated
offers to the Plaintiff and ber family ; but in that
event the Plaintiff hares her only fubfillence, the our
nuit,, which the Defendant, as purcAafer, was induced
to fettle upon her. A detail more citcumfiantial eits.. I
not at prefent be entered into, with luflice to &WV. i
proceedings in this bufinefs, except to Rate Shortly e' .
mall part of what is incontrovertibly proved in the;
catire, vi,.. " That the Det'endant has never yet, diti.
" ing a period exceeding twenty years, derived fo
" much as one fhiliing advantage, or return, frets
.4 the miferable ethic in cineftino, fituate in the work
" and molt ruined of the Welt India ifiands: that lie '
" only inducement to interfere with, or to purchafe,
" that property (at a price exceeding double the vale:,
" ation then made of it) originated, and could by Oaf.:
" fibility only originate, from his defire to Cave the;-
" Plaintiff, who was at that period much pa* thietf
" years of age, and at leaft old enough to judge for
" herfelf, and allis to fave her lifter and brother frost
" ferious inconveniences, which need not be here
" particularifed : that the Defendant was mined into
" that purchafe by their long intimacy with his fa.
milt' ; and, above all, by their having no other-.
tt friend or relation, who poffeffed the means pe will
" to fair them from their creditors, or give then
" bread."

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IRELAND.

CLostest., Dec. p.—Yellerday. Lientenant.e.te./.
neral FLOYD, with a fplendid retinue, arrived in this
town, and infpeEted the troops in prrifon. He ex-
prefred his high opinion of their appearance and per. •
fell nate of difcipline.
Lan Saturday morning, at the hour of two, A.
COKELY ST IR ITCH, Ely. one of the attive and vigilant..
Sheriff's of Limerick, affirted by Mr. POitl, his gaoler,,-.:
and a few of the sseh regiment, apprehended ini.
bottle in St. Francis' Abbey, Limerick. Thomas
O'Brien and Bridget O'Beien, both of Qonmel. Jolla ,
Ryan, blackfmith, Terence Ryan. and Mary Ryan..
all of Tullig, in the county of Claret the Sheriff de..
tened them in the ad of coining, and found in their
poffeffion a large parcel of bare coin, Come jua out.
of the crucible, others finned.
1.1 septic K, Dsc. aB.—Since Monday night
we experienced an almoll continued none, blowing
from W. S. \V. which lafted until an early boor this
morning—dreadful apprehenfions are formed of the
calamities which may have been Curtained on one
coatis; we have heard of one boat being dented to
pieces below the Pool ; at which place, the bodies of
a man, woman, and child, were driven on awe.
Dustier. Jasivacv 3.—ln confequence of Mr.
WICKHAM'S health having fuffered very materially
from his long and painful c.snfinement, be has been
obliged to retire for a time frun all public bonnets.
Friday and Saturday lan, arrived here from Liver-
pool, upwards of ft _ao men of the 47th regiment of
tot. The eft and ad battalions of the Both regi.
ment of foot are hourly expeded from the fame
place, confining of upwards of woo men, who arc
all to be qua don the town until further orders.
l'eflerday evening, Arthur Develin was conveyed
to the Caine, by a party of military. under the com-
mand of Captain Josue S. Hums, of the Upper
Talbotfloun Legion Cavalry.
Saturday, Ryan was executed at the front of the
New Cad, purfuant to his fentence, for having been
gunk! of uttering forged notes at Mr. Read', lhop in
Pa:liameiet.flreet. His father had been Crime time ago
under fentence of death for the like offence, but was
pardr.r.ed from Come favourable cireutnnances occur.
rintl„ which required clemency to be extended to him.
Sunday w-et, about one o'clock in the morning,
three men came to the first barrier gate on Cue South
Wall, near the Pidgeon Hook, at which a mama
lands—being challenged by the foldier. who we
undernand is one of the Highlanders, they Paid
they were going to the pacLet to fail for Holyhead.
and rctrdtes/ to be &Feted to pals through. While
the ictrt; was in the all of opening the gate, one of
:he three perfores tired a bluiaderids, which. it ap-
pear, was bided midi dugs, at the Collier. which
w. oldti and tote hint dcfpctatelf in the left arm
11.•zo the v nil to the elbow ; il.c atfaCfin was lo dole
t•• the poor man ilia: the wadding of the piece (truck
„. The three barbarians, notwithilanding
that two tlszt caltsnal. ittllatst:y come up, and Bred
iii the dirt., 11..3 they heard them run, made their
tfclpe. The three (hots had the effeA of alarming
the v hole id the army th-re, who were immediately
at 0,1.4 p...fs. Thr. C.-niers evr, r,( Peace of that
1., .1. LA, , ti. piwd three fellows that morning,
1. r ,e; :re nest R. ~•tend, vte, wet e. it ix believed,
e..d•,, but not k fly: or • !.e ravage ao,
• e• ci.r a, t:!cv a le would bare
t+r.n. I.! c cr en,47:••1:9r ill, and will
r. r fur:, r th-ozh • •:. canned helzved
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