Star.
London, England, 1803-05-04 00:00:00

NA UT 'CAL INT RLLIG ENCE.

PORTIMOU 111. MAT 3—Came into harbour the Flee
titer man of war, of ys guns.
Dover, MAT 3. this morning, at 8 A.M. the Prince of
Wales, Capt. SUTTON, arrived from Calais, with Mr. Dan-
stun, the Meffaiger, with tlifpatekes; he let off inftantly to
London. Mr. SHAW was carded :is be at Calais to night, or
to-morrow. Arrived alto la Fleche, Captain Miaow. LT.
with foreign Mail, but no pationgera.--Lord CuoanomoiLT
is waiting at Calais for a favourable opportunity to tome over.
Le PoilLn Volant paffage-velrel, from Calais, has kilt landed
fix paffengers, and has lonic more on board. It is raid war
much talked of, and a report prevailed at Calais, that Lord
VitirtwollTll would leave Patis this week, if he did not get a
fatisfadlory aafwer.
YARMOUTH, MAT 3.—Yeflerday afternoon arrived the
KING GtONGt packet, Captain Shame, with mails and pat:
angers from Hclvoctfluys, which were landed here; and thi,
morning the. packet got ander way for HArwich. Arrived the
Aurora, Captain Moss, from tiamburgh, with goods: alto the
Oot [SY excite cutter, with impreffed men and volunteers, for
the fleet. Remain in the Roads, the (hips as per lat. Wind
S. S. W. from breeze.

SORRINESS, MAY 3.—Tlie FAVOURITE (loop was this day
moored along-fide the Dock-yard, in order to be repaired.—A
number of merchant veil-els have puffed here on their way to
Standgate Creek, to perform quarantine.—We exped. the
VLIE I ill will fail out of harbour in a day or two.

SLIM IN CONIMIiSION RM.

Ceres Lark Sophie
Conflid, Gy. Liberty brig Sorting', S. S.

Courier. G.V. Minotiur Vtieter-
Egyi deem Suttee, H.S. Willem**
Kite Sceptre Zealand
01/DINALT.

Africa Boxer, G. V. Oier
Advennare Favourite Speedwell
Ariadne Grana
Brilliant Calms
NEW APPOINTMENTS.

Capt. TNONAS BAILOR is appointed to the Phonic ; Capt.
1.. HARDYNAN, to the Unicorn; and Capt. H. HILL, to the
Orpheus.
Lieutenants BLEW NOSILISSTTT and EVANS are appointed to
the Orpheus; Licutestants STiva wrote and A. Witt-tans, to
the Anil:mg:4lde; Lieutenants H , BALT. and BALLKY,
to the BataMer ; Lieutenants WALLINGTON, MORGAN, and
Banata, to dm Deflator; Lieut. F , to the Minerva;
Lieut. S , to the Leyden; Lieut. PATIIILSON. to the
Priam; Lieutenants S and Jose Gcoacia Noes, to
the Dreadnought; Lieut. Hewer Mose, Pilot to the Zea-
land; Lieut. ED. COLLINS. to be fecond of the Phonic; Lieut.
Joan Pnoaron Wisue, at s, to the Sea-Gull; and Lieut.lorn
Hsu, to the lasprefs Service, at the Me of Wight.
Mr. Kann, late Porter of the Williehnina, is appointed to
the Patterell; Mr. Csossr, late Purfer of the Determines, to
the Fury bomb ; Mr. S. WALLER, Hofer of the Brunfwick,
to the Prime of Wales; Mr. S►EARMAN, late Putter of the
Romney. to the Brunfwick; Mr. ROODS, Porter of the An-
dromeda, to the Romney; and Mr. ATOM/011.12U Putter of
the Mercury, to the Andromeda.
Tke Rev. H. Daum a Is appointed Chaplain of the Ruffen

By accounts received yeßerday from Jerfey, it
it appears that the French are collating a great
number of gun-boats at Cherbourg.
Yefierday difpatches were fent off to Admiral
Duccwourn, at Jamaica.

Numerous applications for employment from
Officers in the Navy continue to be made at the
Admiralty.
Admiral Sir Ronal. CA LIM will leave town in
a day or two for Portfmouth, where he will hoill
his flag on board the Palnc■ of Wm.'s, of 98 guns,
Captain Gtrr•so.
The (hips in Commiflion in the River have re.
ceived orders to proceed as expeditioufly as poffible
to the Note.

TheCows* us, of 74 guns, lately lannchedfrom
Deptford, dropped down to Woolwich yefierday,
for the purpofc of being coppered and prepared
for ferrice.