Star.
London, England, 1803-10-13 00:00:00

INTILLIGINCI FtOBI VALINCIIIIIIIIII.

The following &deices, received Sunday lag lititn
Capt. Burros, late of the P,ince of Wales packet
belonging to Dover. dated Valenciennes, toth Sept.
aft. have given much fatisfaaion to the people of
town. In his letter. addreffed to his Father
:apt. Sorrow announces the agreeable information
if the Engli(h prifoners detained in that city, being
seated with much humanity. They. in general, have
:betty to walk about the town and on the ramparts,
ut cannot go out tithe gates of the fortrefs without
I:ave of the Commandant. who is reprefented as a
very worthy and benevolent officer. Capt. SUTTON'S
sireftation at Calais would be a foul reproach on the
Government of Algiers, but is perfefly in unifies
--nth the deipotifin of the Government on the other
'.we the water. It may be remembered, that shortly
a the dcpartnie of Loiii Waiewoarm, Captain

S U TM, whO commanded the Printer of Wales"
packet, entered Calais harbour with the mail, which
was landed as ufual and taken to the Poft-Office; but
the vellel was immediately feized, and the Captain,
together with his mate, placed in a (late of arrefla-
tion. This proceeding, as hoftilities had not corn-
menced, appeared fa very extraordinary, that a re•
monftrance was made to the Harbour•Maller at Ca-
lais, who anfwered, that two French vefrels were
previoufly detained at Dover, and, until they were
liberated, the Englifh Prince of %Vales packet, toge•
ther with the Nancy, of Dover, commanded by Capt.
LATIMER, who arrived the fame tide, mull remain
in France, and their crews in prifon. This declara-
tion was fcarcely made when the two French vefrels,
feized at Dover for fmuggling, entered the port of
Calais; but this did not fatisfy the French Officer, he
detained the Prince of Wales, the Captain, and his
mate, and fent the crew of the veffel to the common
jail. Capt. Larttlaa and his people were treated in
the lame manner. On the departure of BONA-
PARTE from Calais, the 2d of July lift, Captain
SUTTON was ordered immediately to Valenciennes,
and where he has remained ever fince. His friends
at Dover having heard the Englifh prifoners were
treated with much fevcrity in France, laboured under
a confiderable degree of uneafinelsrefpeCting his fate;
but the late communication which he addrelTed to
his worthy parents in this town has removed all al,.
prehention, and given much pleafure to other fami-
lies here, whore relations are in a fimilar fituation.
YARMOUTH, OCT. II 2.—Yefterday P. M. arrived
the UtircoaN and PENELOPE frigates from a cruize :
the latter has feveral prifoners, who, it is expeCted,
will be landed here. Arrived the CENSOR gun brig,.
from a cruize. Sailed on a cruize, the SCOURGE,
armed (hip and the CONSTANT gun brig.—Remain in
the Roads, the GILYIEHEID, Admiral Trroanso-
.
aotran ; ROEBUCK armed en flute, AMETHYST, Ps.
ns tor s, and UNICORN frigates, and Caw sot gun brig.
The George and Mary, CLARK, mailer, a flitting co-
ble, was tall night run down by a Scotch trader : the
crew are raved, (he had three lath of hersrings on
board. Sailed for Hufum, the LARK packet, Captain
THostrzon, and the Captain DELL, both
with mails and pafengers, and the AUCKLAND packet,
Captain Ilninioc, for, Gottenburgh, with mails. Pair-
ed through a large fleet of 4oht fhips.—The Polly,
Alexander Primrofe, from St. Peterfburgh, with
deals and iron, is put in here, with the lois of her bow-
fprit and 'foreman.
PROM LLOYD'S LIST.
GRAVESEND' Oct. ts.—*Palled fiy, the Tram*, Mitlrbead,
from ssoproa ; Jupiter, —, from Bremen ; Providence, Cairns,
from 'Archangel; Thetis, Lied, from Kormingfburgh ; Pettey,
Straycock Arfus. Taylor; Amphitrite, Leary ; Chame, Black ;
Douglas, C ; Duke. Sandford; Marquis Cornwallis, , •
Dollin ; and Sally, Maynard, from Peterfliurgh.—Salled
the Dorothea Elisabeth, ; Vrow Aunt, Otter; and Vrow
Jeata. Norman, for Etobden.
ARRIVED.

•In the Downs, William. Prefton, front Philadelphia. At Li-
verpool, Flanders. Michell, from Marva; Droiliall, Low, hem
Rip ; Winter, Foeke, from Dantzle ; and Hero, Atkins, from
Stettin. At Cork, /infect, Weftaft, front North Can:Slim. At
Crookhaven, Henrietta, Poindeftwil, from Honduras. At Boor-
draux.Tho uls, Jones, from Philadripttio. At Philadelphia, Three
Sifters, Ainfter, front London.

On Tuefday laft arrited in Leith Roads his Ma-
jelly's (hip CNIFFONNE from a cruise off Shetland.
The CHIFFONNT, on her paffage to the Soethward,
fell in with a number of large—Britillt frigates cruis-
ing off the North coati.

The Matti, HUTCHINSON, of Whitehaven, is ar-
rived at Limerick, from Peterfburgh.
The Nile, FISH IR, of Whitehaven, (and another
vell'el) is detained at Demerara, by a Dutch fhip of
war.

The Court of Dire&ors of the Eaft India Company
hive, apportioned the (hipping taken up for the feafon
as follows :—three (hips for Bombay and China, one
for St. Helena~ Bencoolen, and China, twelve for
China dire one for St. Helena and China ; two for
St. Helena and Bengal ; one for St. Helena dire& ;
two for Madras and Bengal ; two for Madras direa ;
four far Bengal direa ; and three for Bombay.
We have the pleafure to Rate the fate arrival at
Madras of the !hip Euza Asa, Captain PARSONS,
from England. Lieutenant Colonel the Right Hon.
E. J. STUART, of his Majefty's asd Regiment, and
Mr. TR lieu, landed in good health..
2211,21111.,11002221 to TIIII MAUR'i lIPT. 24.
si We have been pretty afkively employed in the
BIIAVP2, fence my appointment to her, on the block-
ade of the Elbe and the Wefer. This is the feventh
week of our fecond cruize in the North Seas. and we
(hall moil probably remain here as a block three
weeks or a month longer till relieved. The fquadron
from which we are detached entices off Heligoland,
and a frigate is at anchor off the buoy of the Elbe.
The trench are at Bremer-lee, within two or three
'ewes of as, and, as we are informed, are building
two gen boats. We are in conftant preparation for
;hem with a double charge of canniftcr and round
(hot. Hanoverians come on board to as daily to
enter for the Britifh fervice. I embrace the oppor.
tunic) of writing to you by a detained Bremener.—.,
We share with the fquadron. by whom, on our left
communication. two maft !hips had been taken. The
on her firft algae, fent in nine (hips of dif-
ferent nations; bin I do not form to enyfelf any ez-,
peantions from them. Capt. Pst.t.ar is a mat plan-
tain, gentlemanly Officer, and very much the good
difciplinarian. To-morrow our launch. fitted out
with a carronade, will be fent en more to Oldenburg!).
where I am ordered to apply to the Brilifts Conful
for refrefliments for the fbip's company. The natives
are very much ;wolfed at the Engitifir for interrupt.
ing the navigation of their River. La SOPNIa. the
(hip left on is Ratio°. fent the Mailer. Porter, and
a gang of hands. on (bore on the fame bufinefs, who
were very roughly handled by the populace ; the
hos& farrounded in which they took refuge t and
they with difficulty efcaped by a back door : fine
that time there has been no communication. Our
party, however, will be more numerous, and armed
in a manna to coatataat4 a hale mote refiss6."