Star.
London, England, 1803-05-21 00:00:00

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MAILS THIS DA'
AIR. DUE.

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French I 0

AAR. 4302.
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The CERES is put il,to commialon, and Captain
loam STEWART is to the command.
Capt. BROWN IS appointed to the SZIIRREL; and

Lieut. GEORG is ANTRAM to the PRINCE.

PLYMOUTH, Mar 79.—This morning arrived
and anchored in the Sound, a very fine Dutch
flip of about Soo tons burthen, having Ent,lifh
colours over the Dutch, called the Vrow Conaan-
tia, of to guns, Captain THOMAS PIETERtZ, from
Sutinam, bound to Andlerdam, laden with a very
valuable cargo of fugar, ccfr;:e, cotton, &c.
fie
failed from Surinam on the 23d March 'ail, and
was detained on the morning of the t 7th inftant,
about ten leagues S. W. el the Edyflone, by his
(hip DORIS, of 36 guns, Captain PEAR.
SON, flue being one of the Channel Fizet : the pre-
ceding day they faw a French Welt Indiaman,
but having no orders to detain, of cootie The efcap-
I ed. The cargo of the Conflantia motif's of 749
hogtheads of fugar, 30,000 pounds of cotton, and
146 bags of coffee, with other goads. It appears
that the whole produce of the colony of Sprinam
is now on the water, in flips which failed about
the time this veffel left it.—This evening failed on
a cruize to the weftward, the HUNTER, of 18 guns,
Captain Imozssisza ; the GALGo, of 14 guns,
Captain Donn : and the PICRLE, of to guns, Lieu-
tenant LAPENOTIERS.

PONTSMOUTH, MAY 20.—Sailed the VICTORY,
of t to guns, Vice-Admiral Lord NELSON, Firft-
Captain GEORGE MURRAY, Second Captain Sur-
TON; and the Amritiote, of S 2 -guns, Captain
HARDY, for the Mediterranean. The am. Mr.
Ezt.tor, Miniller to Naples, and the Hon. Capt.
ELLIOT, of the Navy, went paffengers in the Vic-
TOILY alfo the WOODFORD, Captain MARTIN, for
China.—Such was the anxiety of Lord Netsos to
embark, that, yellerday, to every one who (poke
to him of his failing, he Paid, I cannot before
to-morrow, and that's an age." This morning,
about ten o'clock, his Lordfhip went off in a heavy
fhower of rain, and failed with a northerly wind.
—The Topaz, frigate, Captain Luce, is ordered
to join Sir JAMES Say MARE z's flying fquadron off
Havre.—Lord MINT°. arrived velterday with his
brother and fon, sad after going on board the
Viet-oar with them, returned and let off for town.
DEAL, MAY SO.—Sailed the GELY.ICHIID man
of war, and Canso& gun veffel, to join Admiral
THORN BOROUGH'S fquadron off Coree.—Cam.
down from the Note, and failed through the
Downs to the weßward, the Km fin..? of war,'
Came down from Sheernefs, the Natorrectra
frigate, and CRUIZIN floop of s.tr, and remain.
Wind W. N. W.
YARMOUTH, MAY 2l.—Sailed yeflerday the PR-
'Lora frigate to join the fquadron under the com-
mand of Admiral TH^RtatostoucH, and the Rs-
PULSE cutter to Vivinnn.—Remain a large fleet of
wafters wind bound. and two (hips under quaran-
tine.—The embargo is taken nfr all coafters, but
remains on all (hips bound to foreign ports.—Re-
main the MARINER gun brig, HUNTSR cutter, and
one lugger.

The Council for Prizes, at Paris, have declared
as legal prizes the Eng (hip Sophia, taken by
the Intrepid ; and the Porcher, taken by' the Be!.
lona privateer, in the Eaft Indies.
The following is handed about as a corral Lift
of the Home Staff Military appointments :
Sir DAVID K. B. General in Chief in the Field.
LIALITENANT•OZNZRALI.
Sir Henry Dalrymple
`-"inicoe
Sir James Craig, K.B.

Sir James Pulin'
Lord Mu!grave
Earl of Chatham

stiucia-ozweam.s.
E ?island Winyard
Lord Hutchlnfon 0 rth
R. Manners Barton
Loftus Sir J. St. Clair Erikine
Hewitt Cowell
Sir Eyre Coote,K.B. Stavely
Lenoz Churchill
Cradock Ludlow
Fitzroy Moore
Earl of Cavan Thornton
Whitelock Grofvenor
Lord C. H. Somerfet Honourable J. Hope
Marqui► of Mundy A. Mackenzie
Berifon Honourable J. Forbes
Finch Lord Paget
. .

Honourable 3. Lellie Cartwright.
On Vsrednefday morning (in confequence of an
order received from the War Office on Monday)
the firft divifion of the Derbyfiiire Militia, cnnfift
ing of five Companies, marched from Derby on
their route for Dove: Cattle; the remainder of the
Regiment will follow this morning.
The military movements for the defence of the
coaft have already commenced. The 52d regi-
ment marched into Canterbury on Friday fr..m
Chatham barracks ; the 7oth regiment have all
marched from Chatham for Plymouth. A Itron,..
brigade of Guards is immediately to occupy the
upper barracks at Chatham, where General Dux.
DAS is to take the command. Major-General
MOORE removes to Canterbury, to command the
troops ftationed there. A camp is expe.led to be
formed without delay, on Barham Downs, to.
which feveral regiments are reported as undo
orders, both of infantry and cavalry. A brigad
of Horfe and Foot Artillery, the Scotch Greys.
the 7th Light Dragoons, and the 14th Light
Dragoons. are laid to be intended as part of this
encampment.