Star.
London, England, 1803-08-27 00:00:00

INTELLIGENC E.

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PENZANCE, AVG. 24.—1 n my letter of yefterday I
Rated, that the Paine, ur Wasrs was juft arrived
froth London, with fundry merchandise, mulquets.
&c. for the Mount's Aay Volunteers: I take,the ear-
liefl opportunity of acquainting you, that I was mil:
informed, and that the has no arms on board. La
Modelle French brig, from Newfoundland, captured
by the CULLODEN, this day failed for Plymouth, under
convoy of the CARTERET cutter; and the TRIMMER
fchooner privateer, of London, Capt. CLARKE, is to
fail this evening for that port, in order to be laid up,
having been an unfuccefsful cruizer.

PORTSMOUTH, Auo. 26.—Arrived the GOLIAH
man of war, from the Downs ; and Fortuna,
11 from St. Martin's. for Havre, fent in by the DSCADE
frigate. His Majefly's (hip ROSINEY with the out.
ward bound convoy remains at St. Helen's.
GEEINOCK, AUGUST 23.—The Ruth, WARDEN,
arrived yellerday from Quebec, was boarded on the
banks of Newfoundland by a cutter, PRINCE En.
WARD, he thinks, going to, take poffeffion of St.
Pierre and Miquelon.
brat., Aunose a6.-Sailed through the Doha, the Galen,
Hinckley, for New York; his Majefty's fhip la Melpomene, Cap-
tain Oliver, so a cruise; and Camel florefhip, Ayfeough, for
pordmouth ...Arrived his Majeftra thin Raifonable, Captain
Hotham; Jackall and Vixen gun brigs, from a cruise off Oorce;
and remain in the Down. with hia Majefirs ihlp Utrecht and
Ranger Hoop of war; Canada, Aurora, and Minorca, copper
oottnened tranfports. under command of Captain Watfon, of the
Royal Navy.—Juil comedown from Sheernels, the Autumn (loop
of war. Wind N F.
FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

Gears sewn, Ann. 26.—Paffed by the Lady Burgers, Swinton;
and Sir William Bentley, Rhodes, from Bengal; Prince of Wales,
—, from Barcelona; John and Thomas, I .each Czfar, Fowler;
Hope, Baker; Auguftas Clete, Joad; George and Britt-2cm Mettle,
Ann, Ring; and the Suranrrah, Clarke, from Jamaica; Telerna-
cbet,,—. from Harannah; Charles Caner Tompkins; and In.
daltry, Mickeny, from Virginia; Clanndon,—,from Limerick;
Thomas, .., from Memel; Britannia, , from Greenland;
Union, Stephens; Anna Sophia, and Vmw i lizsheth. prizes.
Sailed the Fancy, Dwain • for Tortola: Negotie. Virden, for Cat-
wyck ; and Twee Geebroders, de Vrei4, for Fonningen.

Pi MIMED —Off DOTCT. the Lady Maekvrorth, (rulk, from
Jamaica...-At Brian!, Belted Queen, Bell. from Quebec, and
Lonifa. —, from Dantsick...At Liver: orl.
from New York; lion. Stiles. from North Carolina: Newton,
Rifby, from Philadelphia; Nancy, Howland, and Pluto, Betts,
from Maffachufetts ; Rebecca, Bateman, iron Virginia; Forti•
tide, Novel., from Archangel; Alitanee, I/ ilierwood ; hIT t, R3if •
man; and Fortitude, —, from Peterilitergh.— C:ldc, Lord
Macartney, Mackie, from New Brtinriviek. and Ruth Warden,
from Quebec—Off Leith, James. Thompfon, and Ceres, Min-
tolk4.from Virginia.—A, Dublin, Bd.. Granthartarem Jamaica.
—At &Raft, Adtive. Neale, from Jantaica...yln Abe Studwell
Roads, Jane. Campbell. from Jamaica—At Limerick, Mihit4hle,
—, from Vlrginia..--At Honduras. Portland, Allan; and Hen
tietta, Poindettre. from Jamaica.—At Tonningen,jongelan,—,
from Ainboyna..—At Newfoundland. Argo, White, from Loot-
don.—At ftdebee.Lord No-th, Brown,front Newfoluulland.—At
Nevi York, -Williant Dent, Tanmir. from Leghorn; and Medi-
terranean, Wood, from NewfoandlantL—At New Providence,
Polly, Mangin, from London.

An old inhabitant, at Emil Bourne, deflres ns to
contradiet a paragraph, which has appeared in feet..
ral Papers, Hating, that a privateer had fired a fhot,
which palled thro igh a lodging houfe there, no fuch
thing having occurred.

NAVAL AP PolNTMENTll.—Lieutenants L. HUNT
and HARWOOD, to the ACALSTA ; Lieut. FAIRRAIRII,
to the SP El. DV Lieut. Haut), to the HYDR• ; and
WsystouTm to the IttPU LSI.

Mr. W'. MOTTATT is appointed Porter of the
ACA,TA.
Captain Ptnor Is appointed to command the
SPFEDY Hoop; as is the Hon. Captain Ballast, to
the Uwe's, at Deptford.
Mill Prifon, near Plymouth, contains already 2500
lki.tycl French prifoners.

A letter from a Gentleman in a diiiingated pub-
lic fituation in the date of Mall chufetts to his friend
in England contains the following paragraph :
" Lout-flans is ceded by France to the United States
for two reasons : firft, becaufe fhe conld not colonife
it ; and fecond, to induce us to lean towards them in
the approaching war with England t but we look
upon England as the grand bulwark of thescivilized
world. Our fate depends upon her. A fpirited
oration was pronounced yelterday in Bolton on that
fubjed to f 1 thoulands of people."

The Liverpool paper, of the 24th inh. hires. that
Captain Jour* Itoricit, of the Ihip John, belonging to
that port, from the Havannah, brings the following
account :—" That on the lath July, the French na-
tional cutter, the Terror, arrived there, and repot ted,
that a fqtradron of Englilh men of war had fallen in
with a French fquadrnn full of troops, bound from
Port.au•Prince to Cape Francois, and had captured
two French isigates, aln ig of as guns, and a fchooner
of ta guns. Another frigate had engaged an &w-
-hit 74, and floc away bee rudder, by which means
the ekaped into the Cape." The John failed from
the Hanneish on the 19th of July.
We are forty to hear that Lady Feauets Neer,
the youngeß daughter of the Duke of NOILT/111si sea.
LAND, lies dangeroufly ill of a fever at Alnwick Caf-
tle' being. two days Incechlefs at the time the letter
left Alnweek, which brought the intelligence to town
yetierday morning.
On Monday lad a private foldier belonging to the
fecond Derbythire Militia, fell into a boiler of hot
wort at the Black's-head public hook in Derby. and
was In dreadfully kalded as to occafion his death the
fame day.
Wednefdav night a dreadful fire broke out in the
town of Chulmleigh, leading to Barntlaple, which
raged with firch violence as not to he quite extinguids•
ed on Thurfday morning. As it confißed molly of
thatched buildings, and there being a kareitj of wa.
ter, nearly the whole town was confirmed.

Yelkeda y morning. about four o'clock, a fire broke
out in a row of buildings, fituated near Broad Wall,
in theparifh of atria church, on the Surrey fide of
Blackfriars Bridge, which fpeedily confirmed two old
timber dwelling houfes, with all the furniture they
contained, the property of poor inhabitants, who
narrowly efcaped with their lives, by jumping out cf
the windows. By the exertions of the firm= the
adjoining teasmeats were preferred.

SPORriNG INTELLIGENCE.

YORK MEETING, WEDNE3DAY, A 17044.

Fifty rutala riven by the City of York, to be added.
to a Suhfcription Pude, for fire.year olds, ett. 71b.
each—Four miles.
Mr. Brand:hies b. h. monsckby NOVI • • • I
Sir H. T. Vanes b. h. ::aglinan, by Traveller - - 2
Sir T. (larcoit,ne's cb: h.l ctiox, by Delphlid • - 3
Lord Fittwilliam's ch. b. miracle; by Pbauotaenon - dr
Sir F. Standings b. e. Duxbury, 4 yrs old - • - - dr
Mcllith's b. e. Stoehtoo, by Uabriel, 4 yes old - dr
6 and 7 to t on-Alonzo; lz tot againa Bagfnian ;
7 and S to ¢ againit Lenor.
Sweepflake• of sogs each, legs ft. for three years old
colts, 811. fillies, 711. I 21b.—Two miles.
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Lord Strathmore.. h. c. by r.p.ttor - ... - a
Lord Darlington's br. c. lty 'ir Pear. • - • a
Mr. Pawfon's b. c. MiClll.llllllll. by Coriander - . 3
, Sir T. Garcuignc's b. f. 'Cheap/tali., by Delphini - 4
Sir H. 'l'. Vatic 's b. c. Difeuflor, by Patriot - - 5
Mr. W. N. W. He-rAtt's f. Mils Eliza Bull, by John Bull 6
Lord FitywilUam's b. f. by Sir Parr - - - p.l
Mr. WiWon's b. E by Buzz,rd - - - Pd
Mr. G. Crompton's b. c. Alonzo, own brother to Rolla - pd
Mr. T. Itobinfon'a c. c. MaltonLit, by Fergus
Mr.E. Phillips c. f. by John Buil, out of ick Antinsw:a slam pd
Mr. G. Crompton's b. c. Bob Handy, by Overton, dam by Herod pd
5 and 6 to t againft the Pipator colt; 6 to 4. on
Lord Darlington's colt ; 6 and 7 to t againft Mac-
manus : and is and r.e to t againft Theophania.

KNIGITI ON It ACES, TUESDAY. AUG. z 6.
The Plate was run for by
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Capt. Grahsm's b. h. by Benthstorouzb, 4 yrs old
Mr. Lee's b. R. Eltree, aged - I 1
An excellent race, both heats not won by more
than halt a neck.

WEDNESOIY.—A Match for 501. Two mile heats.
Mr. Edws,..l's b. h. Kinj Edward, sged - a z I
Mr. Lewis', hr. g. Hero, by Broiler, 4yr old z a 1
King Edward carried Sft. 'alb. and Hero 7ft. talls.