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

NAUTICAL, INTSLIIICENCS.

TOIMAY, Mar 3 —Arrived this afternoon the flap William.
of Dunkirk, DOMINICK Fcit sr, nutter, bound to Tulin*.
with General Ilearutaa tnd hike, going out at Ouvtfi°f to
that !Sand. She left Dunkirk the 25th of April, but was Wisc.!,
by contrary winds, to bear up for Torbay.

PLYMOUTH, MAT 3.—Came in the Alarm tuner, Capt,
BALES, with impreifed men Ilona teeter: the fails again till
day for Torbay; the BUSY cutter, Capt. Bnventx, from e
cruife, with a f,izure of tt: cadts of (pints the St-mehoufe
excite tender from a cruae, with a fmuggling D tp c dll 1 the
Unity, from Guetnrey, laden with 470 calk: or fpi•:n, which
the earured off Yalm ; the De re pie cutter, Cap:. nellows,
from Cravcrend, on the imprel. fervice; the is trurvi to the
Briftul Channel on that ferv!ce ; the Stag, of an I from Gum-
fey, Capt. Mo cur, bound to the Ille of Man, hien with
(pints: the Charlotte, Cooa, from Guernfey, far B lfatt, lade n
with fpiAts ; the London, of and fro:n Lonion, bstini to
Charente, In Lelia ft ; alfo the Eagle Excite cutter from a cruise,
with imprctfed men.

PORTSMOUTH, MAT 4.This lily a-rived the floor St. Pe-
tre, Capt. Sanatory, from Guernfey nit her paff.ige from
Guernfer, Ole picked up Capt. Enw. Emu as-r and hit crew, GC
the Hoop Sr Rem, which foundered off the CAquetti-Sailed
the CEI. soft gun-brig to the Lattwarl, and the Lum.,y, BAIT-
Tr R, for Sunderland.—Went ut of harbour thr fhip MA hew
and Thom.% Capt. James r.IR %V EAT WM. bound to Dantzie.

Do vz a, MAT 4.—1.a1t night le Dena Antis, Capt. GILLOT,
arrived here from Calais, with 16 paffengers; and to-day the
Succefs, Capt. PHILIP CORNUII, arrived here from Boulogne.
with Major SCHIIINTER. and Captain HONTWOOD, (on Of
PIIILMaII. HON Twooa, Member of Parliament for this County.
Yeiterday, in a heavy (quail, one of our bovelling boats upfet,
when H. Maccordle, and three other failon, were unfortu-
nately drowned. _ _ _

FROM LI.OYD's LIST.

DEAL, MAY 4.—Remain as per lall.. Wind S. W.

GRAVESEND MAY 4.—Paged by, the lfabella and Ann,Burrell, from Leghorn; Sufmnah, Young, from Liton ; Mary
and Sufan, Bell, rom Cork ; Polly Sophia, —, from (Mend ;
and Two Sifters, from Calais.—Salled the Bedford,
Lang, for Africa • Sarah, Stewart, for Trinidad; Queen,
Young, for Grenade; Admiral Nelfon, Miller, for Hamburgh ;
livelier, Mildman, for Bremen; Albion, Jones, for Dublin ;
Hawkeibury,Keates, foe Fluting ; Emery, Dona,
for Stettin ;
Liberty, Hancock, for Rollock ; Vrow Jantje,—; and Hen-
rietta Antcoetta, —, for Calais.
DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE MONET.

To the Lion, Poudroyant, Penelope. the Vincejo and MI.
cores brigs, and Strombolo bomb, for the capture of the
French fhip of war le Guinean= Tell, a diltribution will be
made to the parties at No. 13, Barnard's lon, Holborn, on
Thurfday the syth loft._ _

To the Circe and Courier cutters, for the Twee Oefefters;
to the Circe and FElpeigle, for the Stert and Friendchip ; to the
Circe, Pylades,lTifpeigk, jaloufe, and Tifiphone, for the Twee
Gebroeders (Dirks), Jour Evert, Vrow, Regina, Anna Elisa-
beth, Wow Trim*, and Twee Gebroders ( Janfen) ; and to
the Circe, Pylades, FElpiegie, Courier, and Nancy ratters, for
the Marguaritha Sophia, Twee Gefulters ( Vifar), Twee Go.
breders ( Vink ), Twee Gebrodars (Nollsolt), Jurfrow Maria
Chriftina, Vrow Hentesje Marguaritha, Stadt Oldenburg, Vrow
Antic, Vrow Oefina, Endraght, and the Frederick, will be
paid at No. a, Little Scoriandiard, Whitehall, on Saturday,
the t 4th init.

Tie late Blip Loweiteffe, and hoop Bonetta, will be paid
fairage for the wreck of the laid Blip on Friday, the 6th loft.
The Minerve and Lively, for the detention of the Pares and
Elizabeth, will be paid a falvage for the Paid at the Gtiftet,
in Villiers-ftreet, Strand, on Monday, the 9th left.
The Lively, George Oliphant miter, arrived in X Irkder
Beads, on Satureay. from B emen.
The Pau i^e, of Bayonne, Harifiziendrs from the Henan%
is put into Faffage, leaky.
The Vreede, Darby, from Trapany to Amfterdam, put into
Delfayl on the aath ult. on account of itormy weather and
leakage.

Tie. Concordia, Leendats; and the Marla, Spinder; both
from Leghorn to Andtcrdam, have put into Malaga; as has
likewife the Flora. Watses,frorn Leghorn to Rotterdam.
The Liberty, Tburfton, from Philadelphia to Antwerp was
ftranded on the sift ult. near the mouth of the Scheidt: tha
cargo was raved, and the !hip has fine been beutaght into the
harbour.

The Ebenezer, Webftedt, front Malaga to Amilerdains
has loft her rudder and anchors, and came into the Viie on the
std ult. in a eery leaky condition ; the has !ince been brought
with the affittance of beets into Terfchelling.
The Orion, Collund, from Riga to Ilareelosa and Leg•
horn, which gaffed the Sound on the sth November, km not
been beard of bee; and, as by amounts from Leghorn, of the
19th of March, •e had not then wired there, it is feared Ihe
ts loft.

The Drie Deface's, Foffikert Phustea. trim Enron is
Rotterdam, which ms parka/sting quarantine l the Maar
Oat, was driven treat her anchors in the norm of the soth
and thrown fo high on the Maar Dyk that the mit be un-
laden to be got of.

The bankruptcy of the Tootb-acie Carer may be
attributed to two carafes—want of faith among the
young. and want of teeth among the old.

Two Fafhionahla Cyprians had a regular Ad• .
in the pit of the Opera-Houle, on Saturday night,
about underfelling each other.
Lail night, Mr. and Mrs. Port had a very full
Benefit at Drury-lane. The play was Tbe Strayer,
in which they ga♦e great delight, as the reprefen-
tatives of the hero and heroine of this very into.
rafting, if not very moral drama.

Tx 11•TRZ ROT•LiCOVINT•GARDINIC—LaR night
a new tragedy was brought out at this Theatre,
entitled, The Harper': Desehter, taken from Sas m-
ire's Play of Me Meader, which was written only
for perufal. We are told that Mr. M. G. Lawis
is the abridger and adapter. This report is highly
probable—becaufe the fcenes which moil (hock
probability and nature,have been anzioufly &leder!,
and are formed into one of the molt monflrous and
terrific dramas that ever was reprefented on the
Rage.

This piece was produced for the benefit of Mr.
and Mrs. H. Jouurros, who both appeared in it
to rent advantage. A very witty Epilogue was
delivered by the latter. The houfe overflowed
with elegant company.

Before the curtain drew up, Mr. H. Joss:rots
came forward and Paid, that he confideied it his
duty to read a note which he had received from
Mr. Coosa. In this Mr. Cools lays, that his
peace of mind was fo diaurbed that he was afraid
he flsould not be able to appear before the public
in the evening. Mr. joosirrow then announced
that Mr. SIDDONS, at a very (hart notice, had un.
dertaken to read the part afGgned to the Gentle-
man who was thus prevented front attending. So
diligent had Mr. SIDDONS been, that he repeated
alanoft the whole of his part, and we never few
him appear to greater advantage.