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

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• tell woe e', OCT. co.—The Swedifh brig Carl Fre-
derick, of Woolgall, JOHAAM MALMBFRO
iaft from Stockholm, with iron and deals, for Dub.
lin, flruck on a rock off the Land's-end, on the
Iltb inft. at eleven A. M. and funk in lefs th.rn an
Lour after.—The crew are fortunately faved, and are
;now )sere.

PLYMOUTH, OCT. 11.—So many volunteer fea-
men and landmen have arrived here this la(l week,
that upwards of 40001. bounty is to be paid them
afloat by the paying Commander Rear-Admiral DA-
scats, in the courfe of a few days. Letters from the
GANG! 3, of 74. guns, Capt. FRESMANTLE, flare,
that, fhe and the EURUS, Capt. INNES, are to carry
Found a large body of troops to Cork. It is cer-
tainly the dororroination of Government from fur-
aintingUd building fo many barracks for the re-
ception of troops, tp avoid in future, the aorasous
eirpente cocain/tenons dui ing the fummer months.
Letters from Sheernefs Rate, that the lacowsraar,
of 36 guns, and Timis, of 3* guns, are to be corn-
rniffioned to tarry troops direftly. Orders are come
down to this port to commiffion and fit the URANIA,
of 44 guns, for immediate fervice ; the was hauled
down from off Salta' along-fide the North Jetty
Head yefterday, for that purpofe. Orders are alto
arrived to fit up as a guard (hip la Mosaris, of
14 guns, now in ordinary at this port; the is to
be rigged with Jury-malls, and to be Rationed off
the river Yeatnt, Eaft of the Sound, which, with
the two . redoubts on the heights .above the en
tranti o that river, will .be an effectual defence
againft arty atittopt at a coup de main by the enemy.
bailed the tran4sort, No. 46, which bronght from
Elbe Mlle of Wight, the tft battalion of the tir Re i-
• itsent of Foot, Lieutenant Colonel THOMAS. Marched
!nto Mill Bay Barracks, 36*. of the Welch Royal Ar-
ity of Referve, attached to the ad battalion of the R
Regiment of Foot. Caine in from a cruize the Ja.
'LUCA' 16 guns, Captain Ross. Sailtd to the
ward, a hired cutter with a convoy of wafters, de.]
for eke River.
Toarsseourn, doer. la.—Sailed the nutr (loop
I
fit war, for the WeR Indies, `.Luaus frigate, for Cork,
anL %ins frigate, to the Eaftward.—Arrived thel
Neptnt;ns,,.Cipeston, from Uddoniulle, for Havre,
tent in by the Aitioi.tais min of war. Wind W.
Oer. te.-.-Sailed la &ono% frigate, with
• cetera'? for Portfinooth ; alto the You man of
war; Crary frigate; Manua (loop of war; and the
Expsosio* bomb, on a cruize*; and nail bomb,
to ahe weftward.
A Ruffian brig was fent in this morning by his
Ma;efty's (hip Aterstol,s, on fufpicion of haying
ftores on board for the enemy s alio a fmuggling
inner belonging to rolkßone, by 'rine of our Tri•
rocs...lb-Remain in the Downs his Majefly's (hips
Mosaic's, Right Hon. Admiral Lord Ksiau ;
Vrasear, Rear Admiral Motet,' GO ; DIANA, Car.
MILLING) Ramose (loop, Capt. Coats; Sikoiaast.
ditto, Mt? UMW ditto, Captain JACKSON ; VESUVIUS,

bomb, Captain O'Bestm ; SULiNUR bomb, Captain

M'VSoD; Aacttan, Courtier, MON KIY. STlR-
ttne, gun-brigs ; ate latter from a troiee. Wind W.
Dover, Ocr. ta.—A flying fquadron of Englith

tutteri and light 'wails *ere teen front the lir al.

kook yelterday forenoon, fpreading along the French
coati from Boulogne to Dunkirk. They look into the
French harbours without the leaf apprehenflon, and
as the Feenchrdeelare, with the molt abominabte im•
"wince. fo that a cock boat cannot move without
being dircovered. The matters of thefe vefels make
their teem' reports to the Port Admiral at Deal,
•ho difpatches them immediately to Government.
Early yefierday morning a cannonade was heard to
the eafeward.
The people here (peak of the following as a very
extraordinary occurrence :—A French privateer ab.
folutely ventured out of Dunkirk this Jay fs'nnight,
and captored nit'the &with Knock, the Ann, of
Topihatn, Wen with pipe day for Hulls bat their
tefolutiott produced nothing, for the Ann was ins.
tnedlately retaken by the Fst logger privateer. of
Alborough, Capt. BLACKMAN, and fent into this
port. The crt* of the French privateer told our
people, they mult 'licitly return to Dunkirk, as they
were to be emptoyel oa ►oard the flotilla that was
&flitted for the Conquefl of England.