Star.
London, England, 1803-12-23 00:00:00

mom I.Loinr. LIST.

DRAVCSTWD, Dec. 22—Pallid by the Aletander, Norman,
front Bombay; Calendine, --, and Mary, Wood, from Se-
ville; St. ROI, --, from St. Übe's; Fortuna, Wafers, fur
Lear; Wow Rrutt, Johnfon; Vmor Hendrick, Crane; and
Vrnw Reuts,—, from Embden.—Salled the Santa Ritta,---,
for at bebaftian's; Ebk, Hanny, and 'Ewe Gebroders, Smart,
for Embden • Elisabeth and Ann. Lewis, for Cork; Albertista,
Morzan ; and the Grate Poft,—, for slonuingen.
ARRIVED.

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At Plymouth, Atalanta, Tucker, from Newfoundland—At Hull,
Ractiaa and Any, Brawn. and Lucernia. Boyle, from Riga—At
Dublin, Delaware, Belgic, from Ne r York, with damage, bound
to Liverpool—At Newfoundland, Indefatigable, —, from Li
verpool—At Cartbagena, Adventure, Crofsley, from Hull—At
St. Luear's, Loyal Volumea„—, from Hull—At Bolton, Bra-
diem, Fitzgerald, from Newfoundland—At Virginia, Nautilus,
Duncan, from Cork.

The Delaware, fmm New York, bound to Liverpool, put
into Dublin on the i6th loft. hawing the preceding evening rut
away her top-matt, and left an anchor and a cable In a Bay a little
below Dublin. On entering the harbour, the [truck upon the BAr,
and has met with a good deal of damage.
• A brig lately came on more a.m.. Whitby, eali•d the R ober
(without any perfon on board), laden with white p ate and tim •
bin.; it appe,rs that the crew had taken to the boat,as the lathiegs
ari. cut, :aid the Matter's bed gone.

Tbr+lly, Prinarofe, from Glafgow to London, late a miffing
(hip, is arrived at the Firth ,if Fur.h.

The brig Leyland, —, from Drogheda, is put into Holy!'ead,
after weathering a Cowen gale,and wit real as loon as wind permit,
The Ann, Kitinaa, from Liverpool for Savannah, has put into
Linton with damage•, and mu( unload to repair.
The Polly, Darly, Pons Nova Scotia, arrived in the Downs,
(poke on the t6th of Me. in It. 47. N. long. ;to. W. the Polly.
Manning, front Honduras, bnurd to London; and on the 17th,
in la:. 59. to. long. tl. (poke the Planter, Cowen, front Virginia,
bound to Rotterdam.

The William, Wright, from Liverpool for Lubec, is loft on the
cold of Jutland ; crew and cargo laved.

Extra& of a Letter from Lilbon, dated Nov. 23.
—u The fleet which was intended to fail for England
on the isth, has been detained by ilrong wellerly
winds and bad weather, and it is not yet fettled
though it looks better ; I truft they will get away
loon. There will be 35 to 37 veffas for different
ports. The MAIDSTONE frigate and HALCYON brig
have arrived from Gibraltar, and the Mscousa from
Madeira ; Co that there are now four Brit& frigates
and two Hoops in the River. It is underilood the
AURORA will go with eight or twelve fail firft wind
that are defined for Oporto, dec. ; the Frsc ARO and
MA IDSTON I with the fleet for England ; the GANN RT
(loop, loon with difpatches for England: no mention
is yet made of the deftination of the Manus.. and
HALCYON. Am lorry to Ay, the accident at Ma-
deira has been more ferious than at dill reported. It
is laid, tow to 15cro perfons periOted ; about ro,ooo
p7.as wine 101 l ; and whole damage ellimated at One
Million darling*. No further light is yet thrown
lon politics here. We have a report of a number of
gun boats being dedroyed off Boulogne. Three
Mails due from England, and a Packet may be
ilocked for firs northerly wind. The yellow fever
Rill rages at Malaga—report of its having reached
the harbour of Barcelona, and being in Barcelonetta,
which is without the walls—l hope it is not fo."

• By overflowing of s rim, and not by a wateripout, as R.&
rslKirted-

A letter from Hamburgh, of the t 3th, (Ayr" The
Government of Hamburgh hat feen with furprife, the
paragraph in the Matittur•of the ad inf. charging the
Hanfe•Towns with having advanced to the States of
Hanover the fnm of three millions of marks, at 4 per
cent. intereft, upon a mortgage of the patrimonial
property of his BIITAIIMIC bfajsrry, to be guaran-
teed by France. The fad is, that this is a mere ex-
tortion from the Hanfe Towns, whofe government*
have too much feafe, and too much refped for his
Mammy to steeps of the offer of property, that can-
not be alienated but by the owner himfelf."

Wednefday a Court Martial was held at the Secre-
tary's Office, adjoining the Six Clerks Coffee houfe,
Chancery-line, on a drummer of thebßloornibury and
Inns of Court Affociations, for the crime of defertion.
After a long inveffiption of the charges, the Court
adjourned to this day. The prifoner was efcorted
to and from the Savoy Prifon by a Corporal and four
of the Members of the Bloomlbnry Corps.

A Court Martial was on Tuefday held on board
his Majeßy's [hip l'Atst sits, at Sheernefs, on Mr.
E. BIRD, carpenter of the Lies, on the charges of
negleet of duty, difobedience of orders, and drunken-
nefs, exhibited ageing him by J. W. MARSHALL, Efq.
Commander of the Paid norm : the Court WAS of
opinion ant the charges againft him were not proved,
and he was acquitted accordingly.

Laft week a Court Martial was held at the Royal
Marine. barracks, Chatham, on Second Lieutenant
Smith, for unofficer and ungentlemanlike condo& ;
when the charge. being clearly proved, he was dill
mitred his Majeßy's fervice, and rendered incapable
of ever (Irving again as an officer.
A Court Martial was on Wednefday held on board
his Majefty's (hi p Aaracias, in Sheernell harbour, to
try David Madden, a marine belonging to his Ma
fitip Houno, for drunkennefs on his pot', dif
obedience of orders, wounding the Pilot in his breaft
with his bayonet, and frequently attempting to fiat
Mr. Clark, a midfltipman of the Paid Hoop, whiltt en.
deavouring to cake his mulket from him on the aSth
day of Anglia lA, on board the fhip Henrietta, de-
tained by his Majclty's thip Lamson. The art
was of opinion that the charges were in putt proved,
and fentenced the Paid David Madden to receive :so
taffies on his bare back.—lt appearing to the Court
that James Clark, private marine, had prevaricated
in his evidence in the eourfe of his examination, the
Court ordered the Paid James Clark to be imprifoned
in the Marthalfea for the term of three months.

Yefladay, at the Manfirni houfe, a cafe was de-
cided concerning a quantity of wool, fazed by fame
Cußnm•boufe Officers at the Saracen's Head, Snow
bill, for not having the word woe/ marked on it, ac-
cording to Aft of Parliament. The proprietor having
nothing to urge in his defence, was fined in the mitt.
gated penalty of 6d. for each pound weight.

CORM MARMET, lif/P1:-LANE, DEC. 23.

We have not much forther fapply of Whe.o at.
lived do-day; the lift prices of fine qii ire are flip.
ported, but the ordinary is lower-I'l44er is de/rer,
and in Mort fupply—'.raft at littl: vaii ition—White
Peas are (144 getting lower, and Grey higher—.Onts
come in middling quantities, with rune foreign car.
goes; and this article may be noted at rei•er /era
prices—Eglifh and American Sour as on Manday.