Star.
London, England, 1804-02-03 00:00:00

England
Scotland
Ireland -

In London and Middlefex the numbers of effec-
tive men mired is 126 o—the deficiency 083.
ENGLISH STATE Lordity.—Yefterday (9th day
of thawing) the following Numbers were drawn
Prizes above 2cl.
No. 7,622 a Prime k.so.na, Nw ".139 a Prise of L•s°
24.743 203 5,291
14.532 200 15,006 SO
13.910 •—•• 200 23,649 so
1718 t 100 5445 50
vies ----- too 12,620 $0
14.273 --- So 26,:38 —...-- 30
19,260 ---- 50 7.084 - so
5,296 30 19,110 30
e,086 ---- So
We have been favoured with the following par-
ticulars by two Gentlem-n who have lately arrived
in this country from Madrid, and who came by land
from that capital to Bourdeaux a—At Bourdeane
there Gentlemen found the Ira Officers belonging
to the Irifh Corps des Godes. They are thirty in
number ;—Dr. M'Nevin was one of them. Arthur
O'Connor and Mr. Emmett were not among them ;
the former is at Paris, and the latter in force other
part of France. The Commander of the Corps is a
Colonel of the name of Shee, who was with Bona-
parte in Egypt, and is much in his confidence. At
Bourdeaux theft Gentlemen found it imimffible to
obtain a dinner in private at the Hotels, and were
therefore forced to dine at the Talk el' Hole. At one
of thefe Tales rl'li•'re they dined in company with
twelve of the Irifll Officers (Dr. M'Nevin was one
of them) of the Corps des Guider. The army under
General ANCEIRIAU, amounting to z 5,000 men, was
at that time defiling from Bayonne and Bourdeasts
to Breit. The officers made no fecret of its deliina•
tion, which was for Ireland.
The late didurbances M la Vendee are reprefented
to have been very Idiom. They are laid to have
been produced by the following dole the Weftern
Dcpattmcnt► II Fiance. at Icatl :hole in which the
It4yalifl War had raged, were exempted horn the
Confcript Laos for five years. young men of
other departmei.i who u :Med to avoid the eon-
fcription, removed into the demisted departments ;
and this prthice coming to the knowledge of Go
vernment, they took of the cadnputm. Hence thefe
ditturbances.

Total

37+36:

1010

9004
497
4321

2010

NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE.

PORTSINO TN. Fss• 2.—Arrived the Revozu.l
TIONAIES frigate, and Eliza tranfport, from Jamaica,'
the Crown, CAMAY, bound to the Weft Indies,
parted from the CONLAGEUX man of war about fix
days fine. Arrived la Boa Ctvo mmmmm frigate, from
the Eaftward.—Went out of harbour the MONTAGUE
man of war.—The See VDT brig of war is appointed
convoy for the Downs. Wind S. S. W.
MIOIIIEII ESTI El, WU DATE.
This morning arrived the RITOLUTIONNAIIi, of
44 guns, Capt. Loch, after a paffage of 32 days from
Jamaica, with difpatches from Sir J. T. Du c swot To,
containing the particulars of the furrender of Cape
Francois. Gen. RocHarseau, and fix other Gene-
rals, with a number of Staff Officen,are arrived in her.
The MTDIA frigate, Capt. MUNDT, anchored at
St. Helen's yefterday morning, to receive ber men
from the three French gun boats, captured by her,
and afterwards proceeded to refume her Ration.—
Another French gun boat (a lugger) came in yefter-
day, captured by the Tailings. She is not fo large,
nor well fitted as the brigs, which arrived the day
before. The French prifoners captured in the gunboats
were landed yetterday at Portchefter Cattle. Seve-
ral of the renowned 22c1 decal-brigade (Boma-
's favourite regiment) are among them. The
men execrate the Fumy Cogent., who had led them
to believe that they had only to land in order to get
poffeffion of London.
Arrived at St. Helen's the Mumtaz frigate, Capt.
Be II lIT r.—The ALOE ZO is appointed convoy to the
Eattward.
Dam., Fes. 2.—Remain in the Downs, the Mo-
-111111601 and UTILACNTp men of war; IM MOILTALITE,
Lana, Viaotats, BILILLEANT, and Sontaasst., fri.
gates; Cautzsa. VULTURip PRIME, and Fuer,
bombs; Aactsea,Locurr.Svarawess,andjact•ss,
gun brigs; G LAT TON, Sim Wie. B , WALES II
ICarrsa,Ciaincesree. andWiactassaa,Eaft India.
men ; and a large Beet of outward bound. Wind
W. S. W.

aIIOTIIII TTTTT a SALMI OATS.
Lan night it blew a heavy gale, in confequence of
which the Boulogne fquadron has been forced from
its Ration.' We have received intelligence of large
convoys proceeding from the EaR and the Weft, to
join the flotilla in Boulogne ; but in the prefent Rat!
of the weather, it is hardly poffible they can make
good their pafage. When the weather fettles, I hope
our cruisers will be able to intercept them.
PLYMOUTH, Ft& to—This morning his Majefty's
(hip Coos AOIUS, of 74 guns, Rear Admiral Decals.
anchored in Cawfand Bay, and in the courfe of the
day about se fail of the outward-bound WeR India
Fleet, which were under her convoy, anchored in
Catwater. The COURAGEUZ failed from Spithead
so days ago, having then about too fail of (hips under
her protation for the WeR Indies, and they have
from that time been beating about in a focal:Goo of
heavy gales of wind, during which the fleet was
reduced by frequent feparations to the (mall number
arrived here ; the other (hips of the fleet they know
•nothing of. The CouIAGIOX has IoR her mizeo op
mall. The fleet have been as far well as 1at.44. long.
►

13. Saturday the 28th Jan. at s s P.M. 73 fail of the
fleet were in company ; the Commodore then wore
fhip, and on the morning following had only 43 fail
in company ; and on the a9th, at 4 P. M. bore up
as per fignal for Cork. The following are the names
of part of thofe arrived here. viz. Mathew, St. Vin.
cent's, Flora, Jonah, Sir Charles Hamilton, Juno,
Tulloch Caine, Julius Cigar, Lady Jane, Canada,
Anna Della, Francis and Eliza, Reward, Lady Ara-
bella, Alligator.—Came in the Opio, Capt. Hatt,
foam New York, laden with tobacco; put in for orders.
—Sailed the Moms of 38 guns, and the Saacuzs.
of IS guns. on a cruize.—Came in the KITS, of s 8
guns, from Jerfey.
S IS, FIB. 2.—Arrived his Majefly's gun-
brig BLOODHOUND ; and the CHARGIR has come in.
to harbour. The CON►LICT is taken out of Dock;
and the Lana has failed ; as has alto the BASILISK
gun brig, Lieutenant Sit IPIILRD, with a number of
tranfports for the Downs.
FROM LLOYD'. LIST.

ClA•aaaaa. Fta a.--SaOrd the Harriett, MA. Sie rikt
Hopewell, Watlainion, for Barbanel; Stranger, Cliampi,n, far
Jamaica; Emlngbt, Eclat; and Vrom Calm, Oven, Mc Am-
Badam.

AIRATITS.,.4O the Downs, the Lively, Fikotter. front 'anal-
at; and Courtney, Fryer. from Virgiola.—At Pork, Mary Ann,
---, from Newfoundland—At Milford, Becky, P.ay, from
ditto—At Plymouth, Buena, Kellifon, from Virginia—At Liver-
pool, Fame, Clark, from ditto; Valiant, Scott, from Charlet-
town ; Britannia, Leave", from Jamaica; George Barclay, Ro-
gm, and Caledonia, Hemierfon, from New York—At Swanka,
Ann, Hayman, from Jamaica—At Linton, Hannah, Drown,
from Neweaftk ; Brea, CrillaUt Ceres, Baldry t and Euccas,
Elk, from Londoct—•At Venice, Expedition, Vander, from ditto.
- Treifle, Carolloc, Bunker, from elittoa—At Palermo, At-
lantic, Baker, from ditto—At New York, Sir Edward Hughes,
Barrow, trout ditto, bound to the Lad lostieo—At M. Halm,
Km, Bankse frm the South Sus.

In St. Hilliard's Roads are his Majefly's fhips the
ALCMENE frigate, KITE and CIIAIWILL floops of
war, and two gun brigs. The fignal is flying for
another packet that is in fight.
In Grenville Bay, the Sty eau flip of war, the
C aaaaa vs gun brig, and two cutters.
New Yoe', Dec. 3t.—The brig Molly, Captain
Woes.' as' Mt Les, of Alexandria, failed from Kingf.
too, Jamaica, on the a6th of November, with forty.
two French pallet:gen and their baggage. On the
tuth Dec. Ibc ftruck the ground, about three miles to
the fouthward of Currituck Inlet, and in about 20
minutes went to pieces. The Captain and four of tbc
crew, and nineteen of the palengers, were drowned.
l'he remainder were fared by means of the quarter
deck, which dated atom".