Star.
London, England, 1803-06-23 00:00:00

N.IU7IC" 1111 P1.1.166171E.

NAVY APPOIRTNENTS.—CapE. COCHR AN is ap-
pointed to the Northumberland ; Capt. Goowts to
the TER PSI CHOR E ; and Lieut. BEDFORD to the COM.
mand of the NIMROD cutter.

PENZANCE, JUNE 2o.—Sailed on the 14th theGats-
NFT (loop of war, Capt. Bass, and the ACTIVE Et-
cife Cutter, on a cruife.—Artivcd on the t Bth the
BETSEY hired armed Cutter, of Fewey, Lieut. W.
WATT, from a cruife of 12 days; and this day the
PROVIDENCE Revenue Cutter, Capt. WORStL, from
a cruife, without any capture.
PLYMOUTH, Jolt, at.—By the Colombe French
corvette, which arrived here yefterday, it appears,
that (he was the forerunner of a fleet confining of
ose (hip of 74 guns, two frigates, and 6o fail of
merchant fhips : (he left them in the morning of the
18th inft. and was making for Brett when the Es.
DYMION Of 44 guns, and DRAGON, of 74, fell in with
and captured her in the afro noon of that day, about
20 leagues S. W. of lJ(hant. The DRAGON inflantly
made fail for the Channel fleet, ano joined them neat
morning ; and on communicating this glorious in-
telligence, they immediately difperfed in all direel ions
in quell of them, and there feems to be very little
doubt that the greater part, if not the whole, may
find their way to Britifh Ports.—Came in the RAN-
GER, HIND, and SPEEDWELL cutters from a cruife,
the latter with the lois of her bowfprit ; silo the
French brig la Sirene, from St. Domingo, bound to
Havre de Grace, laden with coffee, fogar, and cot.
ton, taken on the 19th inflant in the Channel, by the
JAMAICA, of 26 guns, Capt. Ross; alto the Juarrs lt,
of so guns, from the Eaftward —Sailed to join the
fleet off Brett the CONQILROR, of 74 guns, Captain
Lswis, and the LOIRE, of 40 guns, on a cruife.—
Went down into the Sound to wait for further or-
ders, la Pozuz, of 44 guns. Came in the SCEPTRE,
of t 4 guns, and her prize, a fine French National
brig corvette, of 16 guns ; but as the tide Pets out
prong, (he and her prize cannot be at anchor till ten
o'clock at night. The ScIPTIII left the fleet all well
fall Friday. Alfo came in, and went into Hamoaze,
a large Dutch Eaft Indiaman, from Batavia, which
arrived Taft week, prize to a London privateer. Laft
night the GALOO, of 14 guns, Captain Dono, made
fignal for her convoy for Ireland, confining of near
fifty fail; as the Cato') and the convoy were going
round 'the Penlee, the GaLoo, by the tide Letting
ftrong, drifted to the eaftward, and made fignals for
the convoy to bear up, but they could not obey the
fignals, and kept their courfe weflward, wind W. N.
W. The Cato(' made a long flretch to the S. W.
and fetched the convoy before they got to the Ded-
man POint. This day an order from the Right Hon.
the Louis Commiffioners of the Admiralty came
.down here to Meffrs. Fuse and fon, merchants at
' this port, to take out of the Two Sifters, Dutch gal.
Hot, captured by the Dot's, of 36 guns, Captain
Psaasos, fent into Salcomb, and fince arrived here,
3500 dollars, with part of her cargo, confilling of
oil, cinnamon, &C. claimed by a houfe in London, as
Englith property.
PORTRMOUTH, Just 'la.—Arrived the TYOIIIIIS
and EARL SPINCER Eaft Indiamen, and feveral out-
ward bound vends, from the Downs; alfo the Ns-
sits's, of a 8 guns, Capt. SOISMILLI and the
CwaawaLL (loop of war, Capt. Duarsessoz, from
Plymouth.—Sailei the Eu1,2111E41, of 4+ guns,
Hon. Captain Fiamtito ; and the Outlays, of 32
guns, Capt. HILL, for Guernfey.
DIAL, Juts 22.—Cams down the BAULISIC gun
.veffel, from Sheernefs, and remains with his Majef-
ty's (hips, and feveral outward-bound.—Arrived, and
failid for the River, Progrefs, floss., from Domi-
nica. Wind W. S. W.

YAIIIIOUt 11, JUNI 22....YefterdAy arrived from a
fuccefsful cruise off the Dutch Coati, his bfajelly's
frigate CLYDE and the HacL• bomb-veffel.—Re-
main in the Road, the Ansmvsr, Foam's, and
Ct.yoa frigate ; Hscsa. bomb-veld ; two gun-boats;
and a large Beet of merchantmen, bound to the Bat-
ik, under convoy of the Uatcoatt frigate, the Hou ND
armed and a cutter.—Paffed through to the
Northward a fleet of light Colliers.—Yellerddy it was
currently reported, that in confequence of all com-
munication with the North of Germany being cut
off, fix Packets are to be efiablifhed at this Port, to
fail for Gottenburgh, and that the Am am yrr frigate
is to fail in a few days, to open the communication.
Summits., Juni 1.---Arrived his Majefly's (loop
Houten, Capt. KEITN MAZWILS, from Yarmouth :
the parted with the LIDA frigate, Admiral Tnoita-
aottouan, and a number of gun vac's and armed
cotters, this morning in the Swin. The ETHALION,
Captain Slum, has failed, as fuppofed, to join the
Lana. Great exertions are making here to difpatch
a force to Admiral Totoassozoticm, as a report pre-
vails that the French have got a line of battle fhip,
and fume fmall veils, in the North Seas.

FROM LLOYD'. LIST.

Cash. I ND. ye MI as —.Patted by the Two Friends. Vile Rom
New York.—Se ltd the Hamilton, Hardiest. and Samaritans Ham
Boon, for Trinidad ; HAW. Wood, and Indefatipble, Weir, far
Jamaica ; Padden, Goer', and Drie Gebeodess, for Rot-
terdam.
•RRWED.

V the Downs, Pitt, Mamie, from New Prowideate; sod GM:
pen, akimbo&la, from Virsinio..-At Portfromoh, WlRimy
Dozfreid, from Venice—At Liverpool, jam, Ciro, from Ham-
borgh-M Hull, Rochdale, 'rocker, from Codla—At Dobbs,
Art, dither, from Codis..-At Heathen Th. Poet Marv, Collin,
from Lsodoo—At Havre, Wallington, from Pldladelphis
—At Fecamp. from Chorieltoa—At Noma,
'Mom, Warren; from clarlefloc-wAt Smyrna. Woodlond Caf•

tie, Smyrna, from 'Anion—At New Provitlvece, Stott, Dr..
ft.,m London—At Plymouth, Suppif,---,from Penfac.ta—.
P-Imouth, Ant:lon, !,1;:le. from Nom—At tratol, Minor
Gardner, Irons
The Lapwitio is under orders for the Newfound
land Ration.

The VESUVIUS tender, eir.t. RonFt? O'Bitum,
hag captured and fent inrn 'tile river L. In A very VU
luable Hamburgh brig, laden with Ftench propert.
valve 30,0001. from Lifbon to Harnhurgh, taken oti
the Vlee.

Captain CURER, of his Majefly's fbip RoraL S.
lIEREIGN, UMW' tying at SpitheaJ, is aainted to the
PRINCE GEORG', of 98 grins, at Portfinnuth. Tt.i
(hip to be fitted for the flag of Rear-Admira'
CAMPBELL, and is to join the Channel fleet. The ex
ertions of this meritorious Officer are well known.
and we have nn doubt but that the PRINCE Gaoaus
Mill be foon ready for fea.
Every wellowifher to his country muff rejoice at
the appointment of Admiral Sir JOHN Cnsrors to the
chief command at Plymouth: is undaunted fit-te-
nets, in an hour of the greateft danger, when com-
manding the Los nos, in the unfortunate mutiny, will
never be forgotten. The fuavity of his maniter2s
goodnefa of heart, and extenfive knowledge of natal-
cal affairs, render his appointment highly advantage-
ous to the Navy, and rcfleet honour on the Board of
Admiralty, in again bringing into fervice this excel-
lent Officer.