Star.
London, England, 1803-03-01 00:00:00

Mfbrieit nirßLLtozudt.

, . . STRALSUND, JAN. tIL
• At the latter and of the la* year wan a meld dreedful rime
of 1 tolpwreck at Medd:alien, on the Ric bf Rugen.
The yacht Ingebord, Copt: Anders, which, in a very dark
;tied, and during a heavy Rolm from the Eaft, had ventured
too far into the dangerous Tremper Oulf, was early io the
goeuting driven upon the fatal cliff, and pitched span a fand-
bark, with the keel almaft perpendicularly railed Into the air.
The five perfons who compared the whole crew remained fame
time abnoft petrified with horror before they had courage to
attempt laving tberisfelves. Three at left climbed up into the
gigging, andthe ether two fattened themfelves with cords near
the pomp. In this cornfortlefs (hoiden, etpofed to the raging
(ea and to a molt terrible cold, they puffed riven dreadful hours,
while the breaking lea palled over their heads near 3Poo times.
They were at length p rceived from the there ; but before a
boat could be procured, freed frbm the lee, Ste. leveret hours
paged, during which their Rtuation grew every minute more
...efperate. One of thcfe by he pump was fuddenly torn away
or a breaker, (lathed into the body of the ralp, drowned, again
•;,,fhed out by another wave, and hurled into the abyls. The
other vat oblerved, whehever the breaker ran off, to talk hi;
head, end &charge the fat water. An hour before help came
he groaned golds eompani•iiisabove that le was all over with him.
They bid hint take courage, as help they raw was at hand; bat
Ise dropt his held,and expired without a word.
The ft &amen ;Pere r length reedy, but when they law the
bortible fituadowhe Mdt courageous turned pale in dread; yet
snared by the dißrefs of the poor men, and encouraged by per-
/ens pretest, they at length refolved on the dangerous attempt.
A long cord was fattened to the boat, and the other end given
to More remaining on (Sore, to pull back the boat as fwittiy as
poffible through the breakers *hen they had taken the people
=root the 114. ,
_Eleven daring men got into the boat, but were
&Mull failed of when the lea broke over them, and rimmed
to (wallow them up. They were given over for loft, when
they were feet to appear again, end by means of their oars, to
geach the wreck, v• high they entered by means of a rope that
bung down, et the moment when the boat was on the point of
being driven into the open fea. With Immenfe difficulty they
the three men, almoft frozen to death, Into the boat. Too
late they give the finnal for return—lie boat was (cited by the
breaker., whirled round, and malt infallibly have enact
had the rope indicated a moment later to thole on Mote what
they were to d0...-The boat Was now pulled with the rapidity
of an arrow through the breakers, and all ruched more in
ferny, the Met v'.thout damage..
Alt means Mere cif...played to bring the poor frozen creatures
Zo theinfelves; but the faller Yeas dead in the boat, the Captain
plied two days after ; the other two were quite recovered (here
teems a miiiake, a' that would make fix people). All the ele-
ven brave men def,rve the Civic Crown, hut pirticularly Jo n
pod hlaitin 'Wolter, two Mochas, who, by their intrepidity,
tneufferl the flnlOngnoirake of the ottiera, andwhen embarking '
in the Sail boat, declared, with Chrittian refiglatioo and he.
toffm, that they were content to loft their lives to the attempt
to fare their brethren, monad Goo fo ordain. The cider has
ieeelved on the occafion a wound over the left eye.; of which ,
lae will long bear the glorious feu. There brave mu have as
yet received ne other reward then thi molt noble one afforded
by the eonfdeufnefs of having done well.

FROM LLOYD's LIST.

DtAt.' Fee. 2S.—Arrived and failed for the River, the New
Draper, Duke, from Dahlia.; Three Brothers, Graham: and
Caroline, Mortimer, from Srville.—Wind W. S W. blows hard.
GRAvissuD Fee. 211.—Paffed by, the Weymouth, Weldon,
trortSznyrea.—Sailed the Attire, Bartlett, for Seville ; Brutus,
Wane, for Virginia;-Two Frlends, Vofe, for New York;
Aurora, • and Werwagting, —, for Rotterdam; Sea
Gebrodeta, C;rnelha. ter Rotten; Cheri, —; and Twe
Cidadtera, fur itnafterdarn.

ARRIVED:
Off Dover--Griena,Patterfon, . from IVialaga; Ni-
&edit. from Op.,rio ; New Diaper, Duke; and Phate,—,
front Dutir.n.
At Cowes—Eagle, Howled; iced Port Miry, Chiffon, from
Charkiton
At Hoylake--Apollo, —. from Valent:a., z
At Likurpooh-Uranus, Raman. from Man ; Difpatch,
• William, Holman, from Lflbon ; Baltimore, Huai,
feed
William,altimore ; atia Moiety, --- from Lilbon.
At Clyde—Gypfei,, M'Taggart, fr.oni Uinta
At Yarmouth—Mem-Ty, Cocks. from perecioalp
At tork—Rachel, Haley, from Sae York; and Tagus,
*Miran, from Lifbon.
At Watekord=-Britannia. Have:BO; aid Philippa, Glaf-
emu front Oporto.
At Beyaft-Lady Wafhington; y. from Charlefto
At Dkhlio--Mars, Hunter, liom Philadelphia; Rural.
Lyneb; !are!, Cuter, from New York ; Sufam front
Cheriefban ; Cailnera, from LAM ; and Haney, Aka-
Mader, from Oporto.
At 011ett-Elifahrth, *WM; and Jo/mimes, bats,
from the Coaß of Spain.
At Leghorn—Mary, Fab, friim Yarmouth; and Minerva.
Ward, from Gibraltar.
At Trinidad.-Clio, Copland, from London.
At opatt,A-s*aa, Hawkins, fropi London; Harmony,
Warrington, from BMW; e, Nichallat Ann.Butcber ;
Dlfpazefs. Nk bolls ; and frock Nenfoundland.
At Onega:-.:Bae, Bout%
In the Tr:el—General flan Lemke; and
General Hunter, M'Phail, from Deatanttl
in the Creek—Qsichtilver,Raellton, from Mina; kart St.
Vincent, Warren, flom Kam; and Good Intent, Banks, from
!Askant.
At Jamaica—toad" GotElinck I Generous Planter, Ha-
milton ; Fsiendfrip Smith ; Me, Force; Sam SurTriatt
Boddingtonr, Wright % Barbara, Lee; !Vlach C , Barclay;
Satoh Ann, Hunter; Champion, Lore; Flora, Grant ' George,
GMT ; Francis and Mira, ; Princelk of Wales, Greig ;
Catypfo, Waco ; Maria, Arthur; Lord Raton, Wil-
lieln Dent, Muffon ; Ann, King; Nero, Cook; Elizabeth,
Alfred, Millie ; Reliance, Robfon ; Simon Taylor,
Watt; Sir Andrew Hatoinaid, ....or. • Robert, Aylward ;
Symmetry. War ; Undaunted. Mafon ; Drina Qteen, Ward-
law; Fotm, Fermi= ; Alba" Me. k ; Nell Malcolm,
Mont Prime George, Bayley; Ckarlotte, Kent; bolero-
ttpble. Weir ; Ckahners, french; New Grove. New ; Th ens.
Sawree; Apoib, Good*tn; Lotona, Magrath ; Generous
Beattk; and Flhoorer,front London ; Jam4tea,
Gm; Ailm. White; Cornwail. Champion ; Elizabeth, Mln-
toe% ; Portant, Daurfors ; EarretWohofon ; Ellis, Ward ; Watt,
Kilpatrick ; AdUirc Braithwaite; and Grand Duke, Galt, from
Liverpool ; Dumps. Henrik, from Nt who've ; Jamaica. 'Wyl-
lie; Ann, Tkompfon ; Lenox, Smith ; Gankland. —; and
rke, Ands:gem fawn Clyde; Rotsfoo, from Africa;
..otr Smith ; am% Ratak, &spin, from Leith; Antelope,
'from Quebec; Chard. Cook; Flora. Baker ; Friendlhip,
Thorp; Ttdawty, ---- • and Jarrett, froth BMA
At Afriea.-Georga, Voodßork ; AttAry, King ; William,
Han ; and Sruculator, —, from Liverpool.
At korretona--Mineral aring, Witty, from Landon.
At Portfrnuotbr•-itilleg States, front L.ltatleflon.

DISTRIBUTION OT Pais, Monay.—The
for the Qt_iinola privateer, will be pukka the 6th
intl. at Portlinouth.
On Saturday the PLANTAORNIT, Of 74 guns,
was put into commiffion, at Plymouth, and the
command given to Captain HAMMOND, fon of Sir
A. S. HANSIOND, Comptroller of the Navy.
His Makfty's (loop the Autumn, of 14 guns, consinanded by
Capt. Riebarth'on, is arrived in the Day of Dublin, to talks on
Lo.trd volunteer rumen.
Tociday, the Sally, Captain airds, taw free Dublin her.
hour for New York.
Wedacfslay the Nattrosh,Capt.Gavin, arrived in Leith Roads
frort Lora, on the malt of Catalonia, laden with Lk and cork.
he Commerce, Capt. VS, frees New Torts for the
was put on more in Loeb COMO part ea the 16th akt ne
vcfrei was nuking a great deal of water, but the Captain was
I,t cipeetation of setting her Alfas foots s. the sole abated.
c are toed to learn, that • canfadcrable part of the cargo of
,it. Slants-sows has isren landed, and appears to have Mined
hot hole dames. Ibe Minerva, is was hoped, waskt begot
LS. en catiday saarin:litAL

THlt SIJTTSR
Monthly Statement of the I)iltriutiott e the
Naval BritiEt Force. • -
Line. se.•
In port ind fitting 10 3 35 53 101
Guard Claim - . 0 0 o c
111
la the h:riglifh and Trills Channels o o 6 co
In the Downs and North SCA% 0 o 7 11
At the Weft India Iflands, and nn
tht PalTage - -
On the Jamaica Ration
America And Newfoundland
Cape of Good Hope, Eaft Indict,
and on the range -
Coat of Africa
Portugal and Gibraltar - -
In the Mediterranean & on Paff..
Hotpitat add Prifon flips

- s o 6 21
10 0 6 6
o I 3 5

3 7 I 2 17
• O 7 7

o 2 3

3 z 20 13
1 0 0 0

Total in Conuniffion - 38 .13 98 i 36

Receiving mipa - - - 7 0 7 2
Serviceable, and repairing for (Cr-
_ _

. . _
nice - - - - 24 1 9 2
In Ordinary - - - 104 11 97 70
Building - - - - 14 0 13 3

Total - 197 2S 221 212
STATE Or tRE 0/10111AllY AT ILACII raltr.
Portfmouth - 37 3 lg 11

Plymouth - - - 47 i It 23
Chathatit - - - 44 7 =t 2
Shemmis - - - 4 1 to 0

River -

- - 3 0 33 28

total - 235 12 cij 7;

LONDON FASHIONS FOR MARCH.

Eveutno Daltsta—.A rotted drefs of yellow (ilk or
mans ; the hack made ;lain, and vary low on the (boulders,
with a final! frill of white la e at the bottom of the back.—
Plain Oates of white fatin,with full yellow epaulets, trimmed
with lace—A direr* of blue munin, made low, and full over
the boron% ; a half handkerchief of patent net or Lee. fattened
on the (boulders, and drawn full over the hofom. Fill Beeves
of white Patin or ['duet. Pear! necklace. An embroidered
handkerchief twitted round the head, with one end falling over
the right (boulder. A blue feather filed on the right right Ode
Cu as to fail over the left bete.
MO/NINO Da —A round deers of whit.: tonflin, the
b ck made full ; long &eves with lace twitted rocm.l from the
(boulder to the wrift. White tippet. Bonnet of white 01k,
trimmed and tied under the chin with a white filk handker-
chief ; the hornet turned up in front and lined with coquellent.
A ihort dres of %bite mullin. trimmed all round with a wreath
of whitecrape and beads. Plain Omit (leaves of worked mut-
lin, trimmed round the bottom with pufilngs of ribbon Pet-
ticoat with a long train tr mined round the bottom thc rime
the fieeves. Ilse hair dreffed long and full over the face, and
o -outwitted with a wreath to correfpood with the drefs.

GINtItAL 0111CIMATIoNS--BreelOtla handkcrehlets or va-
sinus colours, and with gold and flyer trimmings, are much
worn as turbans. A Itraw bonnet, with a high dome craws',
called the St. Cloud, has juft bent introduced. Pearl neck-
laces are much worn. The prevailing colours ave blue, green,
and amber.