Star.
London, England, 1804-09-04 00:00:00

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

CIAIMIND. Sart. 3.—Palled by, the Faztor. Conway; and
St. Patrick, Cantybril. frost &Milt ; Fortuna, Entll. from Nor-
I way; &Am. Long, from Dort; Young Johann., Finch; Two
Starr*, . Haffra:k. Newest; and Flizabrth, Uerts, from
Entbden —,saitcd the Jupiter, Law, for New York; John and
Sally, Rogers, for Cork; Fru* Matta, ~...; and Frow mina.
rata, Blake, for Toned/Igen.

Yellerday we announced the arrival of the Lord
-atarlcsSpencer packet from New York, at Falmouth.
—She brings an account that two French frigates
were at New York at the time the packet failed,
blocked up by the CAMBRIA% frigate and DRIVER
Cloop of war ;—which thips had anchored alongfide
the Frenchmen. who feting their enemy within the
harbour, thought it a good opportunity to flip off.—
The French Commodore accordingly went to the
Mayor of New York, and requefted that the Englifh
(hips might be detained 24 hours, as they were going
to lea. use Mayor immediately fent orders for the
prints to be taken out of the Englifh !hips, being all
he could aces.mplilh in regard to the detention, and
the Frenchmen got under weight but to their mor-
tification, they faw the CAIIIIRIAN and Dama get
under weigh alfo, being determined, although to
Mayor had taken the pilots nn flure., to fillow them ;
in confequence of which the Ftcnehroen dropped
their anch..rs agile, ao.l they (Lit remain there, the
detifion both of the Evblitb and Americans.
The Princefs Elizahttlt packet, arrived from the
Leeward Illands, tall in with, off Barbadnes, a
French privateer, which flood up for the packet ;
but, nn Captain hour) altering his cootie and fleet,
jog diree'lly for her, the immediately bore away.—
The Prince& Elizabeth arrived at Bathadoes on the
27th of Jut e, and on the 29th failed for Dominica.
On the 338tH law a man id :e:,r to leeward of the
above Wand and Martinique. On the 3d of July
'het fined his Majedy's (hips En RR ALP, litho welt in.
to 'nglilh Harbour, havin; 1.,1i her mien marl and
main yard. The CIWTAVIt man of war was in liar-
, bour retid.;ng. Commodore Hoop hrd put to fea
in the 8ek1..14 t in, with reveral fail in company. The
Hterourat a, Captain Arc,:scit, arrived in St.
J. hn's harbour, on the 6th of pity, with a prize un-
der Ames ican colours, having on board French pro.
No, from Botodeaux, bound to Guadaloure. S-me
of the leamets of the prize, who had been i:1 1-ralci
on the voyage, gave itif rmatislr of the clip
French property. Hi. Majeil!'s (hip 11.7(1.ms r•;•
ed from Turtnla, in company with the Prtreeti E,i
:sixth, and parted from her four d.ays afte.w st.iy
During the whole of July, the weather in the V.
Indies l •,s, been extremely ; kyes al Iola::
craft had been driven on lime, but no raticlthr d..-
Mare Chne. TIIC n-et bound to Lniand WA:
lactated to Lad en the ad ul Auto!.

AST DMA- liffrinlie.
PARTICI/LAMS.
The Mica Ann, Union, sod sirmliks,;l Putteset ere.#74matiNall/441
from Bengal. the erritral of which in the River We twr
terday, failed from Bengal on the 9th Vetch, ender, tontealtadil
Ma;efty'• 0111/4 C..roline and Grampus, with the Cannanatii
tt Calcua, Cry of Loncioli, and Hugh Ingth, and Aith•a: nrr
Clip ; alto a Artuguefe, and fevti al Cautery daps frees lora'
The sBtb of March, the Hugh Web, Grain Fads.
company (being leaky) for Palo Petters neat day, • That Owlet%
parted company with twu thim for !Andra.. and the of Apff
the Cramp's, with fcveral thi • for Bombay, left the Mesa: Wor:
The ad of May the Beet fell in with and joined the Creepier)
Odin Prince of Wales, Windham, and C, ylon, with the curs
General Stuart.

The Prince of Wales feparated from tile fleet cl tb. 6pe
• violent gale of wind, the adds or' aBth of May. TbS
parted company from the feet en the Bth of Aril, clothe South.
ward of the lint.

The following Mips had arrived at St. Helena. vie tits
28th of June. the Ceylon and Windham, from Meares tM.O
cotta an City of London, from Bengal ; on the aptis et JunqrgiNg
General Stuart, t sera alp, from Madras, and on the 6th 4JAIN
the Vulture (whaler.)
The Thames outward bound, faikd from St Helms the gille
of July, iu company with his Majetty's fitipeAthies sad Sorra
The sd June the Ceyhe fpoke the Maria" of AC 1.404ffq1,
fon, turd Marquis Welk:Bev, outward bound, j win i they 41(
Wm repented from the Bruefwitak in the gale trlf sire e.
Admiral Lino's with the Marengo, Atalante, and Ifels
arrived at the Me of France, about the middle of Agellt &rail
mama was ready [or lea the Bth of May, the day des DeollinZ
Antoinette failed from thane, which Quip arrived 14itt.
the stub June, but the frigates were nut fo.
The Baring, Cattalo Meadows; United Itingdao.Perti
cater, Wood; Lord Hawkethary,Tinikill; Ably Cattle ,hdai
latolk% Duke of Montrofe, Paterfon ; and the aura Sipa Me-
narch, Hawea•' Aleaander, Franklin; Sovereign, Wawa. US'.
ward bound, arrived at Madeira the aid of July, under
ofhts Malek's Quip Culloden • and were carat.' tole=
theme the syth of that month.

Letters Lave been received from Captahis Campbell geed
rynapie of the elm thim Experiment and Tottenham. d.bsd oll'•
Madeira. the nth and tyth July, which WE, went ancesitaglii.
their voyages outward bound.
The following are the particulars refpeling dot
capture of the Paw. French Pa ivateer, by the threat
Eat' Indians= :—On the 224 ef Anglia at day Sigh*
the. Union being ahead of the Sir William Patent*:
and Eliza Ann, in lat. 48. 30. N. obferved a Itrangui
fail with Englifk colours, the immediately fired (.v
ral guns to bring her to. At (even o'clock the pr
vateer Laving received feveral (tot hauled down thei
Englith Union- and hoilled the French sag. Tlnti
Union immediattly bore down, upon her with a cow..
tinned fire. and coming duet, poured in a bloadfrepa
The action continued very warm for's° minutes Wpm,
the Eliza Ann and Sir William Pulteney cam.
enter aflern of the Union, Ow privateer hauled dolga
her colours and fill appeared to have (truck ; it aro
however thought this might only be an artificg to,stia
duce the Union to come along fide to be boarded 4
the privateer, as the vat Peen makini prepatiorg
io this effea. To priiedt the: effsifion of biorQ
Captain of the Union
,vionld not are another broad:
fide, but fent an officer 'with a boat's crew on board
the privateer, prepared to board her in cafe of ttois
refilling. 'l'he officers immediately took ped@ftnie
of the privateer, and the proved tit he la Veteislicitof
w Nantz, eleven days from St. Andres, pier ;rot
t 6 guns but having only 14 mcitinted, tw o being Pitpsft-
i the hrld ; (be had 72 men on board. OWe. gel
was killed and five wounded on"beard the privhsp.,„
On board the Union, five feamen were wounded....
The crew, of the privateer wets imosidiarely lent
equal proportions to the three &ips, two Prenchnurfa
and a boy being left en boatd. An officer of the
Union who had been a Lieutenant in the Nary, wad
put in command of the privateer, and came 031
the fleet till the night of the 2r,rh'ffirgn t; when fhe
parted company to the well. .atzi of Scilly. She ii
•expeatd to arrive daily.—Ton much Cannot be 124
in favour of the Captain. nfEctrs, 4 n.l trey, of Ilse
Union nn this occafi-n. The other flips t,nl7 warred
:hc tpp..rtunity of film:dieing Jbcmtcl.e. n like
manner. The privateer had taken two.' fpaoilb-vec!
tels will French cargoes on h .ard, pr.ses to the
WASP Hoop of war, Captain AYLMER ; they Were, ed
entitle, manned with part of the Wag's crew. Five
only were on board the privateer when taken I (het
were in irons, but were Coon releafed by their...emus-
trymen. The Union was commanded by CapraiC
&mem Theft three (hips failed from brogal viirtt
the Alethea, whom they parted with in the Bay of
Bengal, and the Prince of Wales, Captain Pelee
(regular Eaft Indiaman), whom they partied with
of the Cape of Good Hope, neither of which had
arrived at St. Helena (July 9) the day they lisikd
from it.

The Fancy, Capt. BALMY. from Madeira, is
rived at Cork. She failed from thence as the Sift
of July, and kings the following account

joLvr.—ar E•wAnD Pitt.ew antved ben
Teat:May, and this morning tin Sttoi'rel frig with M*e
Ltovo so board, and the Lark Bwp, bonito Gores fie
Weft Ind Beet arrived here oaths seth, ander c. -vny of the
ens and Kingfither. Both the Wilt Italia dens •sseeler this
silty. The Am Won came f-ont Lab •is two and &Wei
yelterday. We are aimed that theiFtelLis havc thrown Appoint*
into Martinique.

.11/I.ll' 30..—Irtnerd2y ramming foot brs atipe appeared at
the %ft inlet this natal, apparen eases. and ak-wed Ame-
rican colours. Fire they noel t,. the So •thwani. and tb dads
a tack (or the 13114 : afteroards they away to ;Lc zouth I aft.
This day awe appear. The Beaulieu trtgare, and the Bacchante
iloop, with the Sect wider convoy (rum Portfmont h, arrived here
on the toils loft. said the Diana frigate sad I ark ftoop. torah the
Beet under convoy from Cork, arrived here on the loth, .nd failed
on the 11th for the Weft Indies. Ibe C Windy" man of war, with
nine Eaft It:dimness, and two Stenth•Neamea. under e,nv ,y from
Port(mouth. arrived Isere on the :3d init. .rd Lulled m ti e :•th.
The Dell packet, from PoetiMmth. arrived here ou the ictistnik.
and (mike the peat day (or the Fait Indies."

The PILEVOT•A T frigate, from the Mediterranean,.
is arrived in the Downs with a fleet, winch Are put
under quarantine ; trt contequence of which we bare
been unable to gain any intelligence from them.

The MArg3rer, and Ellber:from (2.2/ h,T, are ar-
rived in the Clyde. They bring en acu.urt t f the
arrival of the Evil YDICe frigaie, end a:1 her convoy,
at Quebec, eteert the William and Joh-, vA:ieh lb p
parted off lielancl.—They failed fi..m Pk•rif nouth on
the 15th of May.
The follnwinkr v: have been cantor:' in the
by al:a:coon: received Ir.vi AtitiAtm,
c...111:d I.llv :
t.• AI, hot:- to To-a'ca; lier••••••.
bo•-•••.1 v ?at' ad' • : Eincr WM...-h vt tar I to N.H.-
Ki It iv•rr 01. d to !artaya; 111.,:tier.
1 ',A-Fn. R, ord to J.enatca ; ot Vind :a, to SU
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II 01l Umiak. awl WAIL by La Mas&

17'• Ibiy l'izCouri

Ittair"Mir.

The following Circular Letter has been lent to the
Officers commanding Yeomanry Corps in Ireland :
w Sta. • Dtthlin-Cattle. Auto ft ell, t 804.
w I em dlreiied by the Lord lieutenant to atqoaint you. this it
it probable the Yeomanry will be canal out and pimed upon par-
eminent duty fora part of the enroll* month of o.lloher, with a
view 'n their DiftiptMe end Extrelle, am by that dine it is hoped the
wit he completed.
.^ In the meta time. while, Wit& • vim* to public 'Weettonny,
gram to the toorenience of the Yeomen at this holy feafon of the
his Eteellency bas direditd that the weekly parades %wail
it monthly, parade being refrrved for its lorpecitiort and
ufter of the Brigade Major, the (peel& day for whieli bh Will
artifice with you aa olual.
• Tim will ho pleated to (+brave dila regulation. and to hive it
carried Into iffee burnt di. tety on the receipt of this letter.
ISbduld it be finally determined to tall out the Yeomanry
Corps in bdtobrr, the seeeffary Autbinity wilt, of eourfe, be
Whieti bl
propet time.
I have the honour to be, Sir,

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" Your molt otabint humble tenant.
•• !UN ts•N."
'The brigade of Royal EAR India Volunteers on
POI, received orderi to hold thetafelves io readi-
. °di to march to the eoset at a moment's warning ;
• ilga ntipeetable corps have for tome time part kept a
(Vase Rightly guard at the Company'. Warehoufes
*snarl° that eftablifhed at the Bank by his MAI asrv.
Mete fifteen hundred weight of lead has lately been
moulded into ballets for the ufe of the brigade, in
tire of being called A° aatial fervid&
The Light Infantry company of the firfl regiment
of London Volunteers, under the command of Capt.
Wools muttered in Moor Fields early on Sunday
morning, and proceeded it the newly invented ma-
chines to Bromley Commons where they arrived in
an hour and forty minutes. After prat:tiling a few
light infantry manoeuvres, about forty men were de-
tached to take a pofition in the neighbouring wood,
to Which they were offailed by the remaining part of
des company, under the commando! Capt. Woon.
tad obliged to retire. A vigorous conteft now took
plane t and owing to the number of ir.elofores, and
the *kitties of the undiiemod, both parties had an
Fhrensity of Brewing the excellent Rate of cfifci-
they had acquired. The grownd was difputed
by inch, after an *llion of three hours and a
half; and the foppofid enemy, under the Command
atLieutenant Coutry, retreated to the Common,
where both parties fat down in mutual triendikip, and
wespasenced a general attack upon the fowls, ham,
MA beef, &c. which they had brought with them.—
% are happy to add, that no accident Occurred in
Ile (surfs of the day.
'''Tashorrow morning, at feven o'clock, the Duke of
alcsaeillet's Volunteer Corps, commanded by Lord
ebrivrvas, ate to enemas on parade in Mount-
Mist, GrOfvenortquare, Cod to march from thence
t'
j'e
Canal at Paddington, where they arc to em-
et on board two of- the large paffage boat, to
Greenford Green, near Harrow-on-the-Mil and
*larch from thence about one mile to Sudbury Corn.'
anon, and will be drawn up in military order, and
perform their different evolutions; marching and pa-
fading through the neighbonring woods at Morten
don Hill, &e. to Apperton Bridge, where they will
ft-embark on board the paffage boats, and return to
Paddington in the evening.
The St. James's Loyal Volunteers, the Loyal
Wellminfler, and Weliminfter Light Hr:rfe and Lon-
don Cavalry, with their fieldliteces, will miller at
their refoedive grounds on Thurfday nest, at nine
***lock. for the purpofe of hawing a grand thaw fight.'
Which it is thought will far turpars any thing of the 'I
bind ever exhibited by the Volunteers of the metro.
The banks of the Paddington Canal and
Wormwood Scrubs, it is Paid, will be the frame of
scion.

The Royal Glafgow Light Horfe, the Trades'
battalion and the Grocers' battalion of Volunteers,
save, for fome time pall, been no permanent ditty
in that city. Their Ready attention to duty, and
their anxious defire to excel-in military difcipline,
never have been futpaffed by any corps in Hi, Ma-
pares dominions ; wad their great good conduel will
ewer be remembered with gratitude by their townf-
Men. The permanent duty of the Light Horfe
and the Trades' Battalion is terminated. General
Wilms has Wiled his thanks to them in general
order t for the bandfome manner in which they offered,
under the prefent eircumttances, to continue their
levviees, notwithllanding that the period for which
they volunteered permamnt duty had almaltlapfed.
The ill (Weirton of the C.tnadian regiment marched
en Tnefday, and the feeond next day from Glidgow,
At the following towns in Ayrthir:, where they will
be quartered next winter :—Apfbire fix companies,
Kilmarnock two comraaies, Irvine two companies.
On Tnefday the 20 inR. the Renfrewthire Yeo-
manry Infantry, commanded by Lieut. C( loncl Mac-
/MIT/ALL, were intr.:lied at Paley, by Major-General
VIIIIITSS and Colonel &ULM

Monday fennight the Exeter Regt. of Vilunteer
Infantry unanimoufly came forward and ►egnefled
their commander, Lien% Colonel %Velour, weitil.l
make a tender of their Cervices to the General com-
manding that difitin, tither to guard any prifoners
if war who thoul.l be marched torn that city, or to
hike the duty of them on the mote whither
they were to be removed. I.ient. Colonel Watow r,
having eommuitirated this handltone offer to Lieut.
General St racor,be was pleated to exprefs his warm
ell thanks for their very patriotic behaviour, and to
'afore them. that he Rion d immediately communi-
cate the (awe to I is Royal Highuefe the Commander
in Chief.
Two pieces of cannon, oft Trey fingnlar ennflrnc.
tiny. west found a tew Jays fin, e, by tome fw•eeper,
for anchors, in lioicly hay. They are (levee feetio
length ; the bore is two inches at the muzzle, anJ
into in circumference ; while, at the other extremity,
it is three by nine its circumference, in the manner of
a rifle. ' From the form of thefe pieces, it is evident
they mull have beets loaded at the butt end, and a
breech then fixed in and wedged ; as the eyes which
kept the wedge are Rill penal. As no totich hole
can be dikoveriesf on the barrel, it is tuppofed to hare
been contained in the breech. They appear to have
ten Sri/ 1 rmed of a barrel. or tube, of hammered
iron; then hoops of about three inches in width were
driven on, ■nd welded into a folid body. liter went
with fwirels on a ter►iage, and have a loop tail like
a pomp handle. When Riff dikovered, they were
'it-•aise trgether by petriti,•d Mud, and u
INs red much difficulty to pan them.

,tMtIVO

CHLITSAPULD—THURSDAY, AUGUST so.

. - - - -
Fifty Pouncis for Horfes, &e. of all ages, 4 nine heats.
Mr. Kirby 's b. tn. Prbrrree, 5 years old - i r
•Mr 11-1.111.3 b. e by flanrner, 3 years old 3 2
Mn. Sterkenfon's b. f. Cantata, 4 years old . . a 3
Same Day.—A Sweepttakes of Five Guineas each.

One mile heats.
Mr. Turner's el. ro. Happy-go Lucky, aged, 711 $ t t
Mr. Skincy's b. it. 0' Whack, aged. 7ft 71% z 1 2
Mr. RObnliOn's r. f. 4 year., old, 60. !Alb. - 3 Yell.
Mr. C. NORTON'S boric .trid is matched againil
Mr. THOMPSON'S Nerumfile, at the next Doncatter
rates for 300 guineas. Lord FITZWILLIAM'S Orville
againil Mr. Ms xListes Stockton, for zoo guineas; And
Lord DaattiVoroi's Pavitien againfl Mr. MlLLlibl%
Sancho, for sod iialiteas.

The Right Honourable Sir Evan Nernst. matt
has been returned to Terre in thi; prefent Parliament
for the ilbrough of Bridpnrt.

Lord and Lady Ilisowicss were received at Bel
raft witb all poffible military and other honours. On
Sunday fennighe they went en church there, accom-
panied by the Marquis and nachionefs of Dora-
G•LL.

Snnday fe'nnight, Lord MACARTMET and Lord
Italic Litre embarked at Donaghadee for Por vat' id.
Wedaefday the Right Hon. Lord Mena, the
Commander in Chief in Scotland, left Eitinbagh
far Pertldhire. His Lordatip's °Neff for which, we
underdand, is to vifit the polls and military Rations.
Arrived at Edinburgh the fame day, the Right.
tign, the gad Of Ulfall Ouoey, LAtly GOODMID]
ana Lady Ats'n Firsraratce, his daughters, from a
tour to the Highlands, on their way Guth.

The Loan Paovosr, Magifirates, and Council of
Edinburgh, appointed Jamas JAccsow, Efq. to be
Chamberlain of that city, vacant by the refignation
of T 1101445 Hay, Efq. They alto Illelitsd Prraa
HILL, Efq. to be Treafurer, in room of Mr. Jaye.
sox, and Joan Falai/ARP, Efq. to be an Old Ma.
giftrate in the place of Mr. HILL.
The late Sir SMUCZIOROII Evatra, Bart. M. P.
for the county of Warwick, is fucceeded in his titles
and elates by his brother, now Sir Joan Sru ttttt
Situcepuaoit, Batt.
Saturday Earl Calettill, Lord Carr ttttt au, and
a large party, dined on board the Earl Camden Eall
Indiaman, at Blackwall, with Sir N. DANCr.
No orders have been iffued to prevent the failing of
the Coriqyaamt, of 74 guns, Captain Psttsw, at
Plymouth, for the Mediterranean ; the will carry oot
difpatehes for Sir ALE:AIma BALL, at Maks, and
Lord NlLsors.

Frida♦ two large gun-brigs arrived at Margate, to
relieve the Taxa', commanded by Capt. Castrasi.4.
The failors of the Royal George, Indianian. hue
preferved a 4alb. ibot. fired on board from Liaois's
Ship: it is now flung as a trophy between decks.

Sixteen of the French prifoncts of war, on parole
at Chefterfield, have arrived at Bilhop's Waltham,
where they remain until the whole of the Officen are
millelted from different parts of the kingdom. It
is underllood, that they are going borne upon their
parole, and are to embark at Southampton, for
Diorlair.

The Academy of Arts and Sciences at Berlin, have
elated M. Hour, Profeffor of Mineralogy, to the
Nations/ Inflitute at Paris; and Dr. ALIMANDIII
Musa°, Profeffor of Anatomy in the Univerfity of
Edinburgh, Honorary Members.

A few days agn, a woman Applied to the Magif
traits at Liverpool for a pars, who appeared, from
her own account, corroborated by other tettimonies,
to be a very remarkable charafter. She had (erred
as a foldier on the Continent, during a good part cf
the late war, and on board a privateer so the prefent
war in the fame difguife. In this laft fituation the
was taken prifoner, and had been liberated on the
difeovery of her fez.
The new iron bridge,eontratted for at Norwich has
been partly erelled on the (cite of St. Miles's-hridge ;
it is of can iron, and built upon a new principle.
The fides are pannelkd, and in the corner of each are
the city arms.

Leuers received by an American Houle in the city
Rate that LlNOlScnnflae;ed himfelf fo certain of cap
tilling the China Fleet, that he had engaged to dif.
pile of the cargoes of two ri the !hips to an Ameri-
can Merchant at the Mauritius.

The Governor and Legiflatnre of St. Kitt's have
refolved to raife a corps of Negro Rangers for the
purpore of (coloring the woods, with a view to the
arra of runaway Gavel. The party taking them is
to have 61. is. for each Have recovered. Signal polls
are ellab lilting along the coats, and a (mall battery
is erefled on the point in Kingßon bay.

On 'Cud.lay fc'nnight, as a pedlar was looking
over the bridge of Perth, a cart paired fo near the
!edging as to break his leg, and otherwife bruife him
in fuch a manner that his life is defpaired of. The
'bridge was again, oat Wednefilay, the fcene cf ano
ther, though not fo fatal an accident. An ox, infu•
riated by the blows of his driver, leaped into the liver,
and notwithflanding the great height, he was alive
when he fell. He was, however, Its moth Nutt, that
it was found neceffary to kill him immediately.
No. :6. CORSKILL.—.-LOTTIR vitsos•ccro.
Three Prises of Twenty Thouand Pounds
Three Prises of Ten Thoufwd Pounds.
Three Prises of Plcc Thsefand Pounds.

HoawsarandVt. Teipei;tully;:guaint the Nobi-
lity. Gentry. and the Public, that there never was a
State Lottery;' linee the fit It eflablithment of Lotte-
its, that afforded loch beneficial Chances as the pre-
lent. which begins Drawing the lath of this month.
Clubs and Societies will not fail to take advantage of
fo grand a Scheme. It is, befidcs, the only Lottery to
drawn this year : and whenever that has been the
cal.:, many intlancts may be adduced where there
have beet' mote Tickets limed, before the Drawiog
commenced, than the whole Number of Tickets con-
tained in the prefent Lottery, exclutive of the number
fold in Whole Tickets.—lioart.av and Co. take the
Liberty to hate there hos, in hr pe to prevent their
Friends from delaying their put-chafes, which mull
lead either to total diftrpointment rr at !call to a
very great incrcafe of price.—Orders by Letter or
Carrieresecuted on the fame terms a, if ptefent.
N. D. All Prises, wintliar of mai ar 50i...G01. paid
en dammed.