Star.
London, England, 1803-07-13 00:00:00

NAUTICAL INf-kLL;GEACE.

Istmousts, Isms 104—Late !aft night arrfreJ the
trench lhip l'Amitie, Captain VlLesm r tee, from
Norfolk, laden with tobacco, cotton, Raves, etc.
bound to bunkirk, captured the Bth inßant about
so Unites S. W. of Scilly, by his Majelly's brig
GaAs sr, of i 6 guns, Captain Bass. L'Amitie is
a remarkable fine vat!, Englifit built, and was cap.

tared tali war by die Anacreon French privateer.—

Captain )bass had received intelligence of feveral
other French (hips which l'Ansitie a short time before
her capture had (poke. Twelve fail of French vefels
Were lying at Norfolk, taking in cargoes for France,
when l'Amitie left that place. A large French Chip
laden with cotton, /a. a prize to a Liverpool priva.
• tear, was yetlerday off this port. The logger print.
teer, General Coote, of Dover, patted this post yet.
terday, in company with a French brig (her prize)
from Martinique. laden with fugar, coffee, &c.
Sailed his blajedy's (hip AUTUMN, of ta. guns,
Captain jacasoa, on a cruise ; the American (hip
William and John, Captain WODSHOOSE, with dour
for London ; the French (chooner Deux Marge-
rests (prize to the Regulus privateer), for London:
the latter is very valuable, being laden with coffee,

rah kc. The PRINCESS ELIZASSTN packet. Kian,
with mails of this month for New York and Halifax,
will fail the ara favourable wind. The Duce of
Isar packet, Captain Dams, with mails of the
6th inflakt, for Jamaica, is detained till further or-
ders.—. The LADE HORART packet, from America,
and the WALSINONAN packet, from Lilbon, may be
expetted as loon as a breeze fprings up to the fouth-
ward or weftward.
PLtsroarrn, Jove rt.—Came in the French brig
l'Alexandre, from Newfoundland, bound to Dieppe,
laden with fiat and oil, captured by the Psalm&
cutter, tender to the MALTA, of So guns ; alfo the
CMAIIIIILL. of SO VMS. from the weßward.—Sailed

the Hiss cutter, Azzan, on a cruize ; and the
Lome, of 35 toss, on a mite if the Ile of Sas.
Came in the French brig lalenne Melania,from New.
familia. for Dieppe, lades with 6m and oil, taken
by the JOIIMIN a, tender to his Majelly's Quip MALTA s
and•Easze Ezeife cutter, with a Massa of fpirits..—
Four P. M. There is ttow landing into the found a
Dania brig and a Swedith talbot, with timber, and
a Dutch galliot, a prize.—The Ferret privateer, Capt.
Ostia, came is with a prize (1 Dutch brig) id
Saturday evening.
POILTINOWTOF Just ts.—Arrived the Sea Gust.
Coop with a Beet under convoy from the
Sailed the Waco.t frigate for Guernfey.—The out
wardbouttiwhich failed ysierday returned laR night.
ThdDsrtan es, Capt. DORMAN, la put under quaran-
tine at St. Helen's, ter hiving peeked a man out of
a (hip from the Mediterranean.
Yaanourn, Just a.—Yellerday filed the Ga.
suttee% of 65 guns. Admiral Tmostuaoaooor's
fatihip, and she Vasume gun velrel, on a Bruits of
the Dutch coal. Palled through to the Northward,
a large frigate, under a pugs of fail. The boats be-
longing to the men of war lying here, affißed by
the preth gang of this post, imprefed a number of
thaws who had (meted themfelves at Wintertoo.—
The Sips in tlte Ronda are the Per sera, of 36 guns,
USA, of 36 guns, Zama bomb, and twocuuers.--
Arrived the lira gun-brig from a cruife.
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PROM TIM LONDON GAZETTE.

401111111.71,01F1C1, JULY 9, tSC3.
Copy of a knit him {Yo. Heesurebis Climb room of hie Mr
lefty's Alp ear 111191,1110111, OD I EVAN Madill. dated st fm
the spit Imo, alloy
St —I lave the honour to want:nit a copy of my
letter to the Honourable Admiral ColowaLLis for
their Lordillips' information.
(Sill•ed caaatss PanlT.
tea, Jose ss, dos.
Sir—l have the honour to inform you, that this
!naming. in tat. 47 deg. to min. north. and loos.
10 deg. weft, the Er eV issOn fell is with and captured,
after a chafe of eight hours, la Bacchante French
corvette, of eighteen twelve-Pounders, commanded
by Lieutenant de Vaiffeau Peanut., and having on
board two hundred men. La Bacchante is a re-
markably fine flip, of large dimenfions, quite new,
and fails very fad. She was on her retain to Bieft.
basing been feat from thence three months ago with
difpatches for St. Domingo. The Captain perfilled
fo lung in his endeavours to 'Crape, that the Rene.
:l ion's chafe guns killed her (econd Captain and (even
men, and wounded nine others. lam happy to add
her fire did us no harm. I am, fee.
(Signed) Clolllll.ls PAGIT.
liemorable Admiral Coes wa ass. Om. &e. fee.
Coro eta hew from Castello Dixon. of his Majelty's AM-
t?. to ale Eva PI NIPILAN. but. Mud se fee tae MO or joint.
slay.
Sir—l requeft you will inform their Lorditips
fell in with and captured le Dart, a French national
brig from Martinique, with four guns and fort -Svc
men, bound to L'Orient. She has been employed
with feveral other, in carrying dotes to Martinique.'
I am. ate. (Signed) J. V. T. 0111111.
4011111ALTT-OVVICno JULY IS.
Copy of a lama Item the lino. WILLIAM Coaswasus, Aired
of the Dim, &e. ere. to Sr Evan 14ersolow lnt. &lied elf
Wheat. 7th July, twos.
Sit reqoeft you will be pleated to lay before
the Lords Contmiffioners of the Admiralty the in.
elated Copy of a Letter to Rear Admiral Cot.Liso.
WOOD, from Captain Wai.t.ie of his Majefty's Ship
NAIAD, /king an account of his having. with the
boats of that Wks reader the command aLieutenant
•

Wit.tiim Maar, t..lccit out from .4n anchorage,
within the Rrcks at the Saints, a French National
fchooner; which fervice appears to have been per-
formed very much to the credit of thole who were
intruded with the execution of it.

(Signed) W. COINWALLii.
HU Maylty's ellp NAIAD, in the Bay of Breit, silt July, 1103.

From the information I received, that a French
National fchooner was lying in the Saints, and which
I had the honour to communicate to you yefterday. I
made a difpofition of the boats of his Maiefty's !hips
under my command to bring her out lag night, and
placed them under the direafon of Mr. Witttaw
Diane, Fri Lieutenant ; he was affißed by Mr.
Joists Lours, Third Lieutenant, Lieutenant Lavin,
of the Marines, Merrs. GORDON. Gtsamv aad Sync-
ART, Midfitipmen, all volunteers on the occafion;
and, notwithilanding
.all the difficulties they had to
encounter, by the rapidity of the tide, and the num-
ber of rocks and ffioals they had to pars, they brought
her cff to me this morning without the frnalleft ac-
cident happening to either the boats or men.
She proves to be la Providence, of near 200 tons
burthen, only two guns mounted, and had twenty-
two men, commanded by Citizen M Pazvatts,
Lieutenant de Vaiireau, who, on the approach of
our boats, got on more with his officers and crew, et-
cept one man and two boys. She was bound to Breß
from the Founded near Nants, and is laden with
heavy cannon of thirty-fix, twenty-four, and eighteen
French pounders, and Tome choice timber for their
navy. 3
Lieutenant DIAN a's condo& on this occafion merits
my warmeft approbation, and he (peaks greatly in
prate of the officers and men placed under his com-
mand. (Signed) JAWS. WALLIS.

SPORTING INTALLIGENCE.

butvnicutxrr, JULY MEETING. adj.
TVISDAY, JULY IS.
Fifty rounds by Subfeription for 3 yr olds tarrying
6R. 91b. 4 yr olds 81k. 5 yr olds illt. 81b. 6 yr
olds BR. talb. and aged 9R. D. I.

1.4. Gerisser's b. c. llordo, 3 ye rid . s
D. of Orahoser b... Par 3•44. 3 In al - $
Ld. P.O. °horses b. e. Ouliver, 4 yr& aM . 3
lA. Grefvesor's be. L I/ Sir Pan, rue et Wolk
- s yrs
Mr. Walres b. Llkirpeler. 4 yr. eV - dr
Five to s nil. Runibo-5 to 4 on PC1141014 to
i as& Galling..
Mr. Wilfon's Sorrise, SR. gib. beat Mr. Howarth's
Malta, 7ft. 71b. Ab. M. soar--s to t 011 Surprise.