Star.
London, England, 1804-05-03 00:00:00

MAUTICIL INTALLIGANCE.

PLYMOUTH, MAT I.—By letters received from
Lilbon, dated the 2t ft ult. no mention whatever is
made of the lots of the APOLLO, and fo many of her
fleet,, as the public papers have already Rated thek
:letters were received by the packet which is arrived
at Falmouth, after a paffage of nine days. The fame
letters fpeak of the lots of the Htw DOSTAN, of so guns,
which fhip was deflroyed by fire in the Mediterra-
nean: they mention alfo, that the SWIFT cutter, of
eight guns, which failed hence a fhort time ago with
difpatches for Lord hiscsott, has been captured by a
French privateer, after a fmart anion, in which, it is
reported, the Commander was killed ; it is added,
that the difpatches fell into the hands of the enemy :
if thefe reports are current, more will be heard of
them in a fhort time. Came in the Panics Funs-
tics, of 6¢ guns, from the Channel fleet, with fick
men. Sailed to join the Channel fleet, the Filmic',
of 98 guns, and Moss, of 38; the latter with five
Captains, to fuperfede or relieve thole who have now
Commands in the fleet, but have been lately promoted
to the rank of Rear Admirals : failed alfo, the Re-
SOLUTION cutter, with a fleet to the weßward.
PORTSMOUTH, MAT 2.—Arrived the WA LT HMI,.
yrow Eall Indiaman, and feveral outward bound
Tails, from the Dawns. Wind E. S. E.

DIAt., Mar z.—Sailed the EORT*Ltif frigate, on
a eruize, off Boulogne. Came down from Sheernels,
the Bow arr• !loop of war, and remains in the Downs
with the reft of his Majefty's (hips as per !aft. Wind
little at E. S. E.

LIVERPOOL, APRIL 30.—Arrived the Enterprize,
LAWSON, from Africa ; and the Wafhington, How.
LAND, from New York. The Sebaftiana, FRANK
LAND, from hence for Jamaica. (one of the fleet) is
101 l on the coal' of Portugal, Captain and Crew Caved.
The Maria, RITSON, from hence for Tortola, (alto
one of the fleet) 1,741‘ loft ad April, on the coaflof Por-
tugal, the Captain,his fon, and part of the Crew faved.
The James. Paos, from hence for New Provi•
dence,and the William Knox, from Dolton, run foul
of each other laft month off Madeira, and the for-
mer foundered. The Captain, gunner, and boy
drowned.

Capt. AIOCZWILL, of the George, arrived here yet
terdry from Philadelphia, (poke on the roth inft. the
Telegraph, Moot FS, from hence for New York, long.
ss. 30. lat. 47. 31. out nine days, all well.
Captain Poacs Lt., of the Polly, arrived here on
Saturday from North Carolina, (poke on the t7rh
indent the chip Paragon, 131111 M, from Norfolk for
Hull, lat. so. 42. N. long. 24.. 30. W. out 27 days;
all well.

Captain Tmossas, of the Sally, arrived here from
New York, fpnke on the 23d March in lat. 43. loop.
36. the !hip Jofeph, from hence to Portland,out 33
days, all well.

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.
GIAViItDID. MAT 2.—Paled by has Mnry's dap Swallow
from Bengal; Orlon. —. from Palermo; Iwo Brothers, Swifs.
from Eanbden ; Snetkett,Bloot, and Jo Vans, Leer, from Catwyk,
--Salted the Amazons, Kltchcn, for Peterfisurgh ; Geode Hoppe.
Roender ; Ago, Moderns Kroft Tondsc Margaretha, Jun.; and
Hoop., faction, for Andterdam.
The Hibberts, from Honduras to London, is captured and
carried Into the Havanna'a.

The Spy.aork. from London for the South Seas, was
at Rio Janeiro on the sift of DteCmber.
A letter from Oporto. dated the t tth ult. fiat& that In addition
to the lots of the Apollo's convoy ady known, are the follow-
ing, viz. Peggy, —, klizabeth..-.—, and Peggy, of
few ; Jamaica. ---, Ficlen.—, and Fortitude.—,of u-NJ:,
haven. bound to the Weft and the D.ana, of Liverpool,
for Tortola.

The Quip Rizby, with part of the 46th regiment on lir.t I and a
brig with merchanilee. h..re been taken, u.d ratekrn Barba-
doer by the Ofpree Onop of war.
The Union, nib, from Poole for Scrtfouodlat d, Is ....kneed
and carted into PatTage.
DISTRIIIUTION OF PRI7F-hIONCY.
The Coop ?.Inuch.tur. for the rceapirte of the fh‘o.,rt Riling
Sun. and William an.: Miry. ill be p..id on her artrtal m ,r-t.
A dieributrtmoe the Neer. captured by the birrd . utter Sneer-
ref., will be male oct Luard the laid e Lure, at Piymu, eh, before
flit proceeds to fca.

17f.r Inv the capture of h %%min GnlidaJ, w9ll be rid oo
Nlondiy et tr. at NJ I abn lira et, in the Adelpbb
hr fhp. underrairnt:a Neal. fur the c I,Otilree and reraptorr4,
aa.aatot tht tr names caprt(:al, well to paid tht lure taro- and
ram tor. tor the Stant" eta I.A.T lOU n, recaptured fore date.
I 'Atple. for %finery: I r4II:.II.IMJ:Ca.

t'..rolone f.r l'Aurorr. at .1 la laTrrc.
rpoedy, for Gm,. ft. ft Iv .111.ert. 4. on the td hritanr. y•olt.
I Itc Revolottonnatrc, for t!,,. ...rturr of I'lltrot•.! ch
tot t chant thin. 1•111 br paitl th.lr itttrt tan hoard the K. volt r..ln•
suet at Portironuth. nn Thurftlay ate. ;d of May tltitt t!ay.)
Trot' y, I.Bt !tte EA!.turc rtip On t.. be
Weclrrf.'ir t'be ltot% inft. at N. 9. N. w Br,:A t rra

I 1..• Akmf na , for rim 11:p C,.ccor..lA, rud a.
No. w, J.lan-ltrcct, Ask.eL., as Musaday dic ;,t init.

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war !NM &SWOT. '
EXTR/iCT O► • LETTER ►RO& •M OFFICIO/ OF MIS '
pury'S SHIT CARTIIIOUT, a•TED OFF (Ma.
•TAIL 3. 1804..
" His Majefty's flips A►OLLO and C•a►a►na:
failed from cork the 26th ult. with a convoy of
fail for the Weft Indies, to which defination

former fbip was direfted to awn them, and t6e
• • • •

ter to a certain latitude.

" A' gale of wind look place on the night we
Cork, and continued during the ecfuing day;
convoy was, however, kept snug and co-Heeled, a
proceeded with a molt promifing appearance of .
pleafant pafTage, until the very night of the unfore.
feen, and utterly unexpeted d,iafter f a &rafter,
whole occurrences can only be afcsibed to the felting
of a current to the Eaftw.ird, which earria the con-
voy into the longitude of Oporto, when, by their
reckoning (taking that of nine in ten of the (hips
cornpofing it), they were more than one hundred
miles to the Weftward thereof; trolling to which
reckoning, a courfe was fleeted by the APOLLO (the
Commodore), and the majority of the, convoy, calcu,
lated to clear Cape St. Vincent ; but between one
and three tLis morning, melancholy to relate, the
APOLLO, and five or fix and twenty of the convoy,
went on (pore on and near Cape Mondego. Whe-
ther all the Chips are loft, and their crews have pe-
Mind, I cannot inform you; but I trufl the At
MIGHTY will have refined from the waves, and

(bred to their families and friends, the greater part.
if not the whole, of the valuable lives, fo unmated-
ly, I believe I may fay unjrecedently, thipwrecked.
" The Caaysforr having fplit her main and fore
topfails about midnight in a moll violent (quail, and
the wind loon after beading her three or four points.
wore, in order to iscr. Gc ad of Sore, about two
o'clock in the morning • but, obfervioi that the Com.
modore and body of the convoy were out of fight,
(he again flood towards the more till about fix
o'clock, when, perceiving f I fcattered Gips an-
der a prets of till, with their heads to the northward,
(he again wore off bore, and, about nine o'clock,
hailed one of the convoy, which with difficulty had
cleared the land, and reported feeing one or two fail
on (bore. At eleven o'clock, the Clarendon.

Briftol, reported her having fern 26 fan on bore
(mealy Sifmatled), among which the feared was the
Commodore, the laS certain fight of whom the had
was about three in the morning, then burning falfe
fires, blue lights, and firing guns in the diredhon the
(hips (at daylight) were feen on (bore. She herfelf
very nearly efcaped thipwreck, having be labially
among the breakers, when the molt providentially
wore. The wind Sill continuing dead on more,
Ilrong apprehenfions were entertained that, as it
blew very hard, feveral (hips which efcaped in the
night mutt have been driven on More in the courfe
of the day ; by carrying all poffible fail they however
held their murk, and, towards evening, the wind
rhoft providentially Stilted to the northward, which
enabled the CAILTIFORT to eollea 38 fail, wherewith
the is now proceeding to their place of daftination.
" I mall forbear making any comments on thi
moll lamentable event, further than that nothinl
could exceed the seal and attention 9f Captait
_Mos and Fall/HAWS, in keeping their convoy to-
gether ; and the promptitude and celerity wherewith
Captain FAN smAws collected the fcatteted !hips
which were fared, and proceeded with them towards
the places of their deifination merits uncpalified
approbation ; and will, I am perfuaded, receive from
the Owners and Underwriters, their molt cordial and
juftly-doe thanks."
[The names of the thirty-eight veffeh fared, were
given in our paper of yellerday.]

Aaa man...At Comes, the Tipp Saib, (Mks. has Selamaah-
In Yarmouth Ramis, Nereus, Spilken , from Drama At P 1 ....tit.
Coaftantia, Cooly, from Barcelona. At LiverposkOsorga, RA-
well, from Philadelphia, Nerurns, —, and N. 8.&
from the Coaft of Spans. At Scilly, Ceres, Formlkor, bola Wks(
York ,witi damage. At Cost, Brothers, Omar, Am Leman& At
Londonderry, Live Oak, Spence, from New Yeah. At Open%
Speedwell, Dun., from Newcaftle; Landau Peabat.-.-, bin
Lynn ; Kangaroo, from Daintiest/I ; Aar Aliales. from
Plymouth; Jupiter, Easing, from Port fmuoth ; 011ue Brawl(
Wants, and Amphitrite, from Hull; Vlse, Lewes& ham
Guernfty ; James, BMW, from [with; Ann, Gees. from List.
pool ; Mentor, Hutchins, and Three Brothers, Reid, ham Looks ;
Draper, Maddox ; Catharine, Took; and Swift, ki`Carthy, Irma
Dublin.
Arrivals at Gibraltar from the t R to the 3t R March.
The Erik% brig Polly, &banks Donna, t 9 days from Pip-
month, with fugar and cots, from Maws sad MakaiThe ling.
lift brig Amazon, Mark Kittle. sp days from Faknotuk, wkk fait
lift for Palermo-l'he Er ghls brig Hope, Thomas Whiterrya.
19 days from Plymouth, with fundry merchandise for Orinitar.
Engllfh brig Margaret, James Pibbard, 19 days from Ply-
mouth, with potatoes, poet, butter, aid talon,, Far Oilleaksr-•
The Eighth brig Aftdoe. John Walter, 19 days from Plymnoth,
with fait flm for Alicant-The Emil& Alp Pelican, William
Broad, t 9 days from Plymouth, with tin, muffins, and fundry mer-
chandise. for Sminia.-The Enna brig William, Anthony Rat.
tray, 19 days from Plymouth, with herrings for Veniat..Tbe
Englit brig Adventure, Georg.: Wrghtfon, s 9 days from Ply-
mouth, with fundry merchandise for Trill-. The Eqghas beg
Endeavour, David Kilpatrick, tit days from Plymouth, with Mao.
fter goods for Triett--. The En;lith brig Pomona, Jams Pick.
t 9 days from Plyniouth. with earthen,. are, fogs. fee Vs
aloe-The Englifti brig Sa'iy. St.phen unl, 19 days tram Ply.
mouth, with bale tot Metbna-The Englifli brig Uul' a,
John Le Brun. i 9 days from Plymouth, with fait fit for Nap'isa
the Engl.& ea.!? Maly Ann. William KrrITIMIC. 19 days tram
Plymouth, with (agar and Manclig ft cr gouds fur Malta-. The bag.
lit (chooser Trimmer, “COrge 1V illiams, t 9 day. from Plymouth
with Manchetcr goods (or Malta-The American tip ARM.
lantes Holmes, S days from &Irak, with butter, pork.
hams, far Oilirahar-rhe American tip Pomona, John
ham,st days front New yark, with rice, liesne,beetspork.tolmess,
entiosi,fluut for GibrakarTbe Engliflibrig Mary ,Geurgt Watts4o
days from Malta, with currams, Ste. 1.3 London-The Arent an
(hip Corentd, ).Kenos, ir.311 'akin, with colfee, pepper, e
r.Lakit-Tlit American brig ay days from Aka-
Andra. with flour for Liar...elms- h- Fnglifls mop Hero, hYillYol '
Han.i,, 11days from Malta, with frui .fume', la London-The
knglilh (hip Caroline, B. Lcpr, •..y. from Trieit and Malta,
with wheat, orme, fleet, linen, Mg sat - The Englith pokers
Tort une, N. S qui poi, 39 days from I •L.ll and Malta, with collat,
lin en, pLinks. ar-The Fnglifh Quip Aralante. S.Bah er,:: I
days from Pet Lis stud Itfalta, with cw rani fulph”r„ for London-
The Amer,c.i.i Shit Sberw•rds, J dun (Valiyn sj da vs frum s.dow,
w akr. for S. York-Fite fehoner Falcon.
• Kimrifoi , i 3 days fr.im N,La frt.' S. with inc.:hand& fur New
Orlean•-Th: (Lip i!sys from
• ..Ik, wi b ; ill., •• t r •••, rc,in lquade. nat ,iyracufe-
I Le LLuillh Eng H. pc. A. ho)f J..• • ro•-a Almeria, with
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Atkins. up days •in wing o•r to •
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beef. pock. • - I ha m • 1. i h• r.
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'RESEN74eITIUN OF COLOURS.

Okeirrs (idle late Royal Ai broath Volunteer
commanded by Major liaet clue, having re-
prefent she Colours of that Corps to the
or Forfarlhire Volunteers, Thurlday the
n, was the day appointed for the ceremony.
testing was (pent with convivial hilarity.—
inner, many patriotic longs were lung by
Coevi et., and the other Officers, among
is the following, recently compofed by an
It of Arbroath :
Tuuc—Fy, let us a' to the Bridal.

CIIORt S.
'y, let us A' to the Bank !
For Freedom's Deft friends will be there,
The Codex, Lillie to fettle,
Nil'ha comes for our gudes so' our gear.
!hi Hosts and Ns Butchers are ready,

Jail waists' the wind au' the tide;
Bus ac thing fair vexes the laddie,
Cornwallis Iles right slang fide!
Yet fud be flip out in a gloaaiiii,
An• feud o'er the dub i' the du k,
«•c'll hearten the kelpie's a etnnire,
An' keep him baith italwart and (lark.
An' Fy, let as a' to the Sauk, &c.
Perhaps he may find his heart !Wither,

To land to the foutbward o Forth,
Au favouid byfortunc and weather,
May Sod a green grave i' the North;
To tell i the troops art in voodoo,

Wi' guns ready prim'd gin be land,
Wad masa our non,
We'll glance at oar tabours near band.
An' Fy,kt as a to the Bank, Ste..
When Moira the manta' comes forward,
Wi' Freedom's Bade hie:what his back,
SWUM we are Beet to the nor'ward,
His ibusdard web join in a crack.
Tree Penh ye wad fee them come fpangin', .
Mang the ley'd tanks of the Tay;
The lads o' Dundee wool be Swanks',
A' Mn to be let I' the fray.
An' Fy, let us a' to the Battle, be.
Arbroath wad be up in a clatter,
They'll fay we're a bac dfu', %is true;
• To make the beft meads for the matter,
Each baton is Bridal True Bloc.
The alb= o Forfar assi Breaks,
Wad last Z. the erft, ye may (wear,
Te glc the Wald brigprt a billsen,
MOUT& wad as leg r tie ear.
Aa' FT. let me a' to tie Babb, dm.
The Cavalry use wad come preach',
Free Ala, frac Copan, an' Cade $
liselrbagarsokell fakes keen glands.;
The Area they warns be farce.
Pm Carrie, a Wand' tbe tidies
Wed gar th a' gird r their ;Faith;
Aa'O Se • thin' ate ridia',
Ilk um es be is& Ifir
An' Fy, let sea' to the Battle, be.

LAW INTELLIGENCE.

COURT 0? KING'S BENCH. APRIL 2!.

Easels. moved far a Criminal Information
k an Attorney named Ruffivrorth. and that he
. be lima of the Roll. on the ground that
I not only bees guilty of a grofs abufe of prac-
but had asalicioully libelled a Clergyman, re-
fidingia the country, In coafequence of the latter hay-
-it prevailed againft him in a law-fait. The libel was
publicly exhibited, nettling the clergyman of
formerly led a profligate life, and imputing an
with which he bad been affiidted for years, to
unifequences of his profligacy. The affidavit of
Clergyman teas read, Rating that his complaint
r forty years Banding, and not produced by the
&Sped in the libel. The Court thought there
abundant proof to grant a rule to Phew caufc.
SUITOR a. OIRSOWS—(POIRT Of PRACTICE.)
. Pala this day Sewed caufe againa a role '
bad been obtained by Mr. Barry, calling on the
atiff to thew caufe why the interlocutory judg.
t and the firbfequent proceedings Mould not be
ifidie, with coat, for irlegularity. Thy irregula.
ras, declaring dr Mgr rfe, when common hail
. to have been filed for the defendant, according
t ftatute ; and then a declaration Ihould have
filed in chief, which the plaintiff neglefted to
It appeared that the 'skeet's was returnable on
7th of November laf ; .that the eight days had
fired after that return ; in fad, that the whole
elapled, and no further proceeding• were had
: iBth of January, v ben the plaintiff filed his
ration dr bear tie. Isle. PARK argued, that as
defendant did not come in lad term to fct aside
proceedings, he was too late now, and, therefore,
ode lhould be discharged —On the contrary, Mr.
r contended, that as the plaintiff had given tin-
executing 1 writ of inquiry fobliquent to that
viz. In lately as the first day ot the preterit
and had, therefore, removed hi, in iginal Ure-
ic!. it was, in cffeCt, a continuance of it wiihout
.miCon ; and that, therefore, the defendant was
ssargeable with scant Of due iiihgence. and ci.ii•
to his rule. Of this opinion sv.is the Cow t, and
de was made abloiote.

.111. 30,--TANIC/11. tl. SANS(Nt. ItLAXE AND en.
Plainuti is A 13.4t1.roirr, the Dcfcritiant. r•
!gilt ISyrkcrs. 'The tot flier hT.t I c:c:tc,l An
,meet AKAinll the 'Atter itt c0r..k.,1.1c0,c ot their
tg refuted tht.t.lowAnce t t 1.1.. at !ic.ttc,r,rt the
nd that tiltf had lAid A claim of hit
beyond the .Imoont they had it• nved. Tire
'anent of portry is, dirt no Itch ri.,:tra tit i• Mot!:
r. Eiscrr.r, tri hch.4ll of tl.e 1) h.r14,-.t
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vinon. Here the timple queftion is, if the amount
v ere claimed, merely the tact of announcing and
making the claim. If we contented to remove this
cafe, there would be fcarcely any inftance of an in-
didment for perjury which might not be transferred
upon the fame principle from the ordinary Courts."
The three other Judges concurred in the fame opi-
nion.

BORDENAYE V. GREGORY.
Mr. GARROW had obtained a rule to thew cattle

why the verdia Ouch the Plaintiff obtained at Guild-
hall fliould not be let afide and a nonfuit entered.

The points on which he relied his application were,
111, that the Plaintiff had not attended at the Stock
Exchange after the Cale of the flock until the Izteft
hour of the market, to call on the buyer to have it
transferred, as he ought to have done, conformably
to the principle recognized in the cafe of Lancathire
and Hillingworth, in Lord Raymond's reports. Se-
condly, that he did not fell the flock, to afcertain the
damages fuilained by the buyer's default, in not ac-
cepting the transfer with fufficient pronsptnefs,, ac-
cording to the provifions of the MI of the 7th of
Geo. 11. chapter 8.
Mr. EILSKIN I and Mr. RICHARDSON, in rapport of
the verdia, contended that there is a material diffe-
rence between the prefent cafe and that reported in
Lord Raymond. That in this cafe the evidence went
to prove a tender and refufal of the transfer, and
therefore it was not neceffary for the feller of the
flock to wait until the latch hour of the Stock-Ex-
change Market ; and that as no time is fisecifiedin the
Aft for the fecond fale of the flock, to afcertain the
damages, the delay of fuels fale from the Bth to the
zth of May, was not unreaftinalile new n.1%1 ...• ••
?lip 1.rt... rr.,:t urine statute.
Mt. Gillum and Mr. Grass wereheard in reply.
The Court awarded a new trial in this cafe, to have
the conflruftion of the AR fettled, and the rules had
in two other fimilar cafes, wherein is the fame Plain-
tiff, were enlarged until the law be decided.

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