Star.
London, England, 1803-11-30 00:00:00

FROM LLOYD'S LIST,

basvostiro, NOC.-47.:Paffedl the Hops, Kirk, frost
}savannah ; Maria, Anther, from Jamaica; Unice, Brews, frost
Grenada; Perfeveranee„ Stovers, and Do Bee, Davis, from the
bomb Seas ; Marker, firma, from LOGO ; Enekeit, Muller, from
• Charlotte, Rosen, from Dublin; Anna, Paynter„ from
01 =rd Mitchell, from Yousball; Lucretia, WUfon,
barn Limmick ; Mends. Stevenfon. from Newfottodlandi Inte-
glimaHors, from Petatiburgh; Refolution, Gibfoo, and Baltic
t, Maters, from Archangel; Juno, Walker, from Co-
lisabellen ; Hannibal, Rinker, and Elizabeth, Seaman, front Me-
wl-441W the Abraham. Cobden, for Dublin ; Princes Elisa-
beth, /Imelda*, for New Providence; Loudon, Goldfinch, for
rat Pistons, Alms=; Mandaims. Velar; Good HP*,
Area Catharloa, Sebimaker; aid the JeErow Mackie,
/fort iorTosaingen.
ARRIVILD.

Of Dover, the Anna, 1-h4Weer ,CuMe Waterford, Meade*
; sod Pofentranee. Welker. from Dublin. At tr.
DOA, from Virginia. At Cowes, Belvidere, .-...1=
Ili Yarmouth Itirada, Ranger, Otto., kern Pouf-
; sod Minerva, Thomprem, from Lubec. At Taw..
.---, from Lembo. At LOGE, Gotta, Adolph. —,
reasehLeadon; Lenfdak, —, from Cork; Penelope, Hedge;
Towskod; Little Mae, ....-•. Brothers Jeffries;
Wiliam, 'Holman ; Peet-ilk, Blundell; andPrinecfs Renal, Nor.
Oom from Newfoundland.
The Haasje (Dutch prize) which was captured by
the Caaordlta frigate, on her paffage from Batavia
to Amllerdam, and carried into St. Helena, is arrived
at Portfmonth. She failed from St. Helena with the
Beet bound to England. and parted with them off
the Weflern Wands. The fleet failed from St. Re-
lent without convoy ; the Roebuck privateer, of
London, fell in with them during the pAff.ige, and
/was intended to keep company with them till their
arrival. The prize-mafter, who has arrived in town
Pays, that on Monday evening he law a fleet off
Portfmouth, fleeting to the caitward, fuppofed to be
the above fleet, or the fleet from Quebec, under
convoy of the °aroma frigate.

Extra& of a letter from an Officer on board the
ATALLIITA:" On the loth of Oelober we chafed
and drove on (hone, at the mouth of the river Penne,
a brig_and two ketches. Captain MasaslELo thought
it poffible to cut them out, and accordingly, in the
alight, Lieutenant Helmet was fent in a lix oared
cutter, and Mr. Bus rote, the Matter, with the Belt
jeant of Marines, in a five oared cutter, to bring them
off. About nine o'clock Lieutenant Haw xrwsloard-
ed and took poffeffion of the vetfel nearcit the Ibore,
but found her aground ; while a number of troops
along the beach kept up a heavy Are of mulketry, as
well as from two field pieces, on his boats, and, at
the fame time, a party of troops which had got on
board the other veffels. After cutting the cable, he
found it impoffible to do any thing with her ; he there-
fore left her, and went to the affiflance of the fire-
oared boat which had boarded the brig. ca.'s./ the
efforts of twelve foldiers with their mufkets and fabres,
fix of whom we killed, hove two overboard, and
kicked the refl into the holJ. After cutting her cable,
it was found impoffible to get her of ; but from mo-
tives of humanity would sot let her on fire, as f • 1
people were heard below, ferppored to be wounded.
The firft fire from the More killed one of our fearnen,
pod two more were wounded in boarding, but ate
snow doing well."

The Captain of a Privateer. fitted out, !once time
face, from the port of London, has lately been
taken into euftndy, on a charge of piracy, in at.
t.,itiog and plundering two Spanifh veffels. Se-
veral of the Crew have alto been apprehended,
and are detained as Witneffes agaiaft the Captain,
who lays, that he attacked the Spaniards under an
idea that War would he declared with that nation
before he returned to England. From each of the
vac's captured, dollars, to a very connderable
amount, were taken, together with other valuables.
One of the Prizes the Captain fent home, under the
charge of his furgeon and part of the crew;—bon,
riot being able to (pre hands to man the other, he
fuffered it to proceed on its voyage. They afterwards
tract with a French (hip of fuperior force which the
rrew wanted him to cigar ; he refuted, laying, he
nad no fuch orders from his owners, and that he
would not Mk the lofing of what he had got from the
Spanifh (hips by any inch means, and therefore made
all the fail poffible, and efeapcd from the enemy.—
Monday left the Captain above alluded to, and leven
the crew, were brought to town, the former from
I.snealler, and the latter from Plymouth. and after
!rdergnintr a private examination at licw.lltect, were
• " mited to different pt item.