Star. — London, England, 1806-08-13 00:00:00

SILJNI)VeI. WZDSOIDAT, AUGUST 13. POOR OP STOMA THU DAT AT ONlt O'CLOCK Cm:W . s, essay, 644—ter Avila 6pWatedamcd. 6 4ll. Orasies th—lbelbsylia, par dr tr. prem. After our Paper was at refs yefterday, the follow ing communication was fent from the Admiralty to Lloyd's : (COPT.) " Admiralty Gies, mood se, iSo6. Nati*: moserial km weaned by this day's pelt, is addition to the swap tram Ptiatawk, ererwargy the data... The two Apadraas were km as the 6th of Jay seder the eireiweeraces before rawideued, by a Dwells odd. which telt Si. Themes ern that day. The Meet ter Inked were, oa the yth alt. as abetter as TretelL' We underftand, by our private letters from Ply mouth, that when the two fquadrons were teen, the Britills was aftcrn of the French only about three idles diltant, " jogging on together." Lal night's Gazette contains two letters from Capt. &nes, of the A , one Rating the cap vtre of a Sinai& nip of so guns and 313 men, which was an her voyage to rees-African coati from the River Plate. This veffel appears from ler to be Aerials which did fo moth nechief to our trade in that quarter left autumn. Capt. Sri Les's other letter confirms the furnsife all along entertained, that Admiral G urse.so nee's original deification was the Cape of Good Hope. THE EXPEDITIONS. Yellerday morning, about ten o'clock, the 300 men of the 6sd regiment, which were left at Reenlist(' were marched to the Pier to be embarked in the tranfport. No. 3. Both Officers and men were in high fpirits, but tome of the latter loft their fortitude when the moment arrived for bidding adieu to their wives and children, and the manly tsar of fenfthility Sole down the cheek, in fpite• of ell they could do to fuppriffs it. The fight affeeted every fpedator. Some delay taking place in getting oat the trent pert whielt was to receive them, ■ few of the men got back into the town to drown theirforrow, which . occalioned no little trouble to Major DaLY. They were, however, at leugth'goi together, and, in a hired hem, followed the tranfport, which lay to for skis about a cages dißant. All the beauty and fafbion of Relegate were af fandakd to fee them depart. which they did abases nos o'clock. The effett of the kens wee muds heightened by the Pier guns firing three twenty-ons rounds under the command of Captain Low', in honour of the Panics of Waxes's birth day $ the 9th Light Dragoons and the Perthlhire Militia foss at the fame time three mods, acconspeakd with re. treated bazaar, their excellent band playing GOD few the dig. A well drefed Lady who attended the embark.- tioo, prefented to every man a religious pamphlet con gaining adoire es a Ali pig to kirk, which many of the foldiers immediately began to read. Within there few days the greateft degree of afti• city has been apparent at Portfmouth end Plymouth to batten the failing of the Expeditious. Some days ago, two troops of the sd Dragoon Guards, were ordered to proceed, by forced marches, to Plymouth, to be embarked there immediately.-- Two days ago, an order was rent by egret's for the whole of that regiment to proceed by forced marches to Plymouth, to be immediately embarked. We are rather puzzled to find out the fervice that at prefent requires heavy cavalry—the fuddennefs of the order for this defeription of force, gives rife to various con Jaime. We have beard that feveral regiments of Light Dragoon. will be immediately required for Foreign isrvicei The force at prefent in Portfmouth, or on the starch to it, is very confiderable, amounting to not Wa then t 6 or 18 regiments. The left regiments that went to Portfinarth, were the sit battalion of General Brescia's fine regiment the 4.oth, the Bank companies of which fo very much diftinguithed themfelves in Egypt under the then Co , lonel Belem, and the regiment de Mears* juft re turned front India. The aft battalion of the 88th, another Regiment, is on the march to Portfmouthi and it is, not improbable but that the 54th, and ad 'battalion, 88th regiment, may proceed thither. In a day or two, we ball probably be enabled tq announce the failing of the whole force from Ply.l mouth. Our Correfpondent at that place, in his letter of Monday, received this morning, writes ;s follows : 4 6 The fignal is jolt made at Maker Tower, for a Beet from the Eaftward, fuppofed to be the tranfpor ts belonging to the expedition from Portfmouth. We..! underhand that a Company of Artillery is to be en barked et this place i end it is laid that f zoo Cavalry are now on the march from Exeter, to embark op board the Matra, of 84 guns, Cssiorpe, of 84 guns, tier/IMO, of 74 guns, and the Resucss, of 74 guns, and that the horfes are to be embarked on board tnenfports that are now hiring for the purple : the Cevalry Ire expefted here this evening, and there is much balls in endeavouring to procure Ikipping..r Every !hip that can be got here is taking up beg dm tr apird* I. "ThE Abstr. ."vra Sleil•that the ist h Foot. 'commanded by the tlissoarnbil Lieutenant Colonel Commis, is going IT _lke We ft - - • • ' l na Literary world will learn with pleafure, that called from hls retirement by the newC4irnmaridee Chief of India, the mode@ and teamed Dr. Jack is about to proceed to that, quarter. with the appoloo went of Infpedor General of Hofpitals in India... When it is confidered how much the Military as well as the Medical Arts, arc indebted to the writingsst this learned man, and what fums have been favel the f.nance of the country, by the plans which b received orders to pniated owe. and which are for forme time *dolma in the army by Dr. Kumar. the lo4eaor General of Medical Board, the public will not regret that his falary is very conGderable—We have heard 70001. per annum. The venerable Dr. JACKSON bat long enjoyed the fi iendthip not only of General Sirens, but of Sir Joe x Mosta, and faveral of oar ablea Commanders. From whatever adminiftration it comes, we heft tate not to give them credit. when. in beftowing . fuch defirable commends as thofe in India, they not only confider the talents of men, but the feevices of dan ger, dither', or difficulty, in which they have been previoully engaged. Lieutenant General Serene, the new Commerries in Chief- of per Altaic Armies, long contsiandad Is St. Domingo, and Saw molt of his friends and com. radcs fall the viaims of a deerudive climate. Lieutenant General Maumee°. now in was in the false place and Ituation. Sir ALURID CLaaa, the former Commander in Chief in India, was many years in Jamaica. Lieutenant General lir coees, who now commands in Bombay, was In the worft of timer, and for years, in command at Grenada. Lieutenant General M'Dowar.i., who now ore. mends the Bengal and upper province., .411•1141 p the Weft Indies. TheJateever to belailiananibm Sir RAL,N AinCy)111111T, was 1014 bi *Ohl Indic.. t We are much concerned to beam 111147p tian Ophthalmia has broken out vitals •of Portfmouth. At the time this Paper was put to pekoe Melea ger had arrived with di patches from Lord Levine- Dail. • The Mamiaarieas la@ night, in honour of the Paints's Natal Anniverfary, were very general, particularly at the Weft-End of the Town, and among the Tradefmen of his Royal Highnefs , Tbe Opera Houfe, Little Theatre, thole of Covent. Garden and Drury lane, Asrisv's Amphitheatre, the Circus, and Sadlees Wells, vied with each other in brilliancy, and the difplay of emblematical ornaments, and emblems in trfnfperant HATCHIT'S Hotel, Piccadilly. sad the Club-knifes in St. James's-ftreet, were all extremely fplendid.-.- fettles. PAULI% and PARRY, his Royal Highriefi's Glair/nen, in Fleet-Meet I Melts- RUNDILL. and Baton's, Jewellers ;—and Mr. Biaoss, Glalman. I..tidgate.hill, made their upset difplay of tearful brilliancy on the oceafion. Owing to the thunder florm and heavy rain which fell in the evening, the Rivets were by no means fo crowded with gayer' as Gruel. Yeßerday evening her Grace the Doehefs of Ros en RON arrived in town from Ramfay Cottage, where the has been on a vi fit fornear this fortnight paR. The Earl cf Wearroa AAAAA fet of on Monday from his feat, Apeßhorpe, near Walmetford, Nor thamptnnfbire, on a tour through Elentland: his Lord Chip intends to remain for a few weeks on a 'Hit with Lord and Leidy Matviii.e. at Melville Cattle. Tha Earl of DA LLLLL and family, the Hon. G. Ponsonsv, Colonels Course, Roasts, kc. have ar rived from Er.gland. Thurfday fennight the Marquis of Hurriv ar rived at Aberdeen from London, nn his way to the North. The Doke of Onion* arrived at the fame place on the Toefday after ; and we are happy to hear bis Grace has found confidtrable benefit in the isle of the Bath waters. We yeßerday Rated that a letter from an Officer in the Channel Fleet, announced that the [Legume had been vi6ualled for A long voyage, to take the Paine, Rectum of Portugal to the Biarils, We underhand that this is only the poffible definition of that Ibip, • which, however, depends wholly on contingencies. It is certainly true that the HIBER. use has been fi tting for a long voyarte, and may be employed for that purpore if eireumlianeesfhould render it neeeliary. We Rated Come time ago, that one of the menaces thrown out by Bo s during the•prefent Negotiation , was, that if the Britifh Go vernment did not confetti to a Peace, he would take polleflioo of Spain and Portugal, and annex them to his own dominions ; or, what is in fuhßance tlic fame s l bellow them upon fame of his ovm family. It is, therefore, by no means improbable thio the Prints, Repent may have determined to retire to the Brasil', i in the event of his European dominions being taken horn him • and, of coorfe, the Britifh Government, would aff ord him every poffible affißance. Daring the laR tear there was at one time every reafon to believe, that ;he Portuguefe Court was pro. Paring to remove the feat of Government t America, in cafe Fiance bad perrifted in its plan of invafion ; and it i, very polible the idea may never have been entirely abandoned. Lord St. VINCENT, we find, has aerially refigned the command of the Charnel fleet, ad interim!, to Sir p. Correm, and failed to the fouthward with the Hisaits!a, parmesco f fpFl tvfo fligatest • k ., f"tkoßH EXCHANGE; it.l"etme des it the New Madrati ,y, at Joe moftly of Monday'alamainige.' ' 1 es made, for that of good qoalhalterdly 441 ioe—Second and •iaferiete fignspWithrirrer/Jew beyers, and are lower—ls Barley or Malt Buie al• frlkw — bet few WV* has, and are full a; dear; Cfati, of ordinary quality. ate ebeaper•••Beans like. teite—Rapefeed breaker higherAtairiesa Floor it caper, 38e. to ase p barrel. and attar entente by little in prim, ossistALll.lll.lll/ as Deere s • Mat, lOs 641jea per 4r affi lii ,b e 3 4 3401 osl Moe Ditto, ios v. Las , *sees oil Rye. ale ass tut • Sr 3 11 " d porteywalie .s.nAn t aaa 20$ MOM kilns la •:' • died. (sew) all PI to. t WraWiat. Mae ibeigapgat ..flainat las wise per faeL CITY Bossettis..--A.Onnal b Aldermen was terday held at Guildhall, gig the price of Bread was ordered to remain at :W. the quarttra ItMlril —J. Baas SCeetl, Efq. gavelpoed to Pave the allhe of Sheriff in conjunSioa with JON AAAAA Nimes, Efq. Friday. the ad, or Queen's Regiment of Foot s marched from Plymouth to Pordmoods. The Welt Middlefex Militia marched from BMA in three dividons, on Tudday, Wedndday. and Thurfday lad, for Bridgwater, Taunton, and Wil liam. The Wilts Militia hue arrived in that city, to replace the Middlefex. . Friday the 'Rink the ill regiment of Mid-Lotbian Volunteer Infantry affemblcd in the Eta Park of Dal keith, when the refolutions of the Lord Lieetenaat and Commanding Officers of the Edinburgh Volun teer Corps was read, and anahigeoufiy approved of and adopted. Our Dublin Correfpondeat informs as, that the volunteering of , the men gaffed under the late Addi , tional Force A&, from limited to general ferries, has commenced with great fpirit, and it gives us plea Pure to hear, that as Coon as the order was made known to thofe ad battalions at pretest on Dublin duty (and who are moilly Scotch regiments), about sob fine young men entered into that old and gal. lent corps the ad' battalion of the Royals. Wei, I returned from the Well Indies. His Royal Highwts the Duke of !Ester, Colonel of the Regiment, has a prolpea of teeing this favourite , national entirely filled up by Scotchmen, which nata rg e ls .l tremcly gratifying to his Royal Highgate. CONVOY VOL Taa Warr following letter was filed in the Commercial Coffee room, Dub. lie, on Thurfday lad 3 • en • atertraley Olio, Mod s. do 6. • Harp Wd before ley Look Carivpilemo of the Adria. roky your War of the *Sea of tea math, to Laril Howkk, fieritfylog the lope of Clamor Of Commerce Of Dublin, that a convoy baeggliatot i r lam Cost to do Wee ladies, by the sodt sedum I me ceareaalled by tbdr Loofahs towpaths you. dairy eked k expalleat to grim the to of aorta ber far the Irlftvi the moor. • I sin. Ir, your very 1141111,181. (ASsed) • WM INANSNIN. • Mr. J. Muter, /fralitila. The Prince of Orange, Fitt sea from Liana to Africa, was all well on the sd of /labia lat. z. 6. N. bag. a 5. eo. W. Arrived at Aberdeen on Sunday the gd. the Jane, /analog, from the whale Whin& with 8 ilk. *beat 130 tons of oil. The Enterprise s VoLUM, arrived at Peterhead on Friday from Greenland. with # filk. The Juno, Grooms. from Wyburg o with flooring. battens, arrived at Leith on Weduar&Y. having Per fotmed her voyage from Leith Roads and back in two months, and difcharged a cargo (coals) at Co penhagen on her paffage out. The Mansfield, a trading Attack between London and Aberdeen, has arrived at the latter place. after a paffags of four days. On Monday the 28th ult. Ike was chased by a French privateer off the Redhead for twelve hours, which at ltd came up with her : the Captain of the Aberdeen lack then boldly lay to, and run out his guns. confiding of eight 18 pound carronades, which were loaded with ',rape and can sifter dint, when the priviten immediately bailed her wind, and made off in great apparent confafion. The Captain of the Mansfield was very ably fop. potted by his crew sad the . paffengere, all of whom declared and manifelted the ir determination to affiß him in the event of an engagement. The privateer is deferibed as fmack rigged, and painted half Mack and half yellow, from the Senn to the asidOtips, new canvafs, and full of men. SIMI:IOLA% ESCAfI Of • Fai.ci Patsonsa.----A French iceman having lately eluded the vigilance of the guard at Chatham. where he was confined, and reached the neighbourhood of Broadflairs, in Kent, was in the courle of a few days apprehended, and put on board a veffel at that place, to be carried to his former confinement. As be had therm great ingenuity in effeaing his efeape in the firs inflame, it was thought advifable to place a guard over him on board, by way of effeAual fecunty ; nieht, how ever. being pretty far advanced before the Tad could fail, the Frenchman, who was permitted to remain on deck, &etched himfelf, with great pre. fence of mind. at full length, and pretended by fnnaring loudly, that he was Taft afleep. The cents. net being thus put off his guard, feated himfelf na turally enough, at the dead of night, snit loon fell lea a deep in good earned. The prifoner, yrho was on the watch the whole time, finding that be bad thin completely enfnared the foldier, quickly jumped up, and fiat robbing the poor fellow of two (even Iltilling pieces and his watch, then let hirafelf down into the finall boat from the tern, and got lately on Rowe. The three or four hands belonging to the vita, which was a fmall coafter, coming up foogs afterwards to prepare for failing, awoke the centinel e who then difcovered, as may be fuppolid, with atto niffiment, both the efcape of the prifoner and his robbery. Every fearch was made for him, of coarfe, in the morning, and during the whole day, but to no purpofe ; it was believed, therefore, that he bad en. deavoured to arrive at tome other part of the Coal, tom which he might cut out a 'diet and get °in to France. Indeed of quitting the neighbourhood of &nada:tits, however, he lurked aonut in the corn• fields till night. when he returned and boarded a tithing-fmack, in which. it is now afcettained, he of felted his efcape to Dunkirk. y r-^. y~ -• _ t,,__ :.Aila MAILS THa DAY...4W 111. W. dal. 139/14 o o 1 Clotoidingla 4 1 a HodilllA . O A #iticet.wmp r ArvellOgs ..solllll4lloo4trtiatir and hialiti—Wind • autittirr 11: - PliPiktmcD4,ool944leatnittit, Mala, mitt= and wink -Copetaskets, detained ag the Bast Kistitter ; deitbatgit) De Jong. Yorapeios, E.:apt:am PORTNA. from Boardeaus. for Tonainken, with wine. detained' by the Unity priveyeet ; rtigwere) Vigilante. Captain Lam, from Ulm% Ay St. Selikilian's, with hear. eoffee.etsd tobacco, detained by' die Lion .steer ; (American) Rebecca, Nitemo, from Load. for Leghorn t (Partigutfe) N. 8. Amer Diapattia, Captain Zuni ost, from Litbon, nith fith, feellilboa. detained by the Lion privateer ; (American) Thum)., Captain Howsaess, from New York, for Wentz, with coffee, fury, Ice. &Weed by the Otaitaivas, poet (Oldeaborgh) Laces Margatritui. Wows, from Bremen, for this port, with bark. in th e Larrro a tsz.of gens,fromallChaaael PORTSMOUTH. JULY te. , Vim - Med the Moms frigate on a crake. lOW \ M0MR1431114 AUGUST' is. " l'•' ''.:' Sailed this lase teem-the Note the Ilkirtiv 1 of war with the wade wider tedium be* with a Sets ale Wi S. W. A mosey Oat Is appleMee SA ireas dos Norcoa elas nib •• • ISM. MOUSY is. V'''' . " Ann Admire Illoisoleee , ilifiediAleig Whig* at Ilea fit. Staisrlhleadetely's lip Oearroa4, Paincase or Oeseme‘ ;Arrived boned* Nee, the Gains? Sooplbsora cruise I the Meeepill ROC Omen Seer% the Lemma beak nod Deedeed• wan free! Peelleholldr: &AO thilaellel._ tot foe •P Math,' &ammo - kr *s Nire f ROOM • tranStort forDeytford, mg the Sausages brig ea m cr i r kler a creme of the Coal of .Pe Ills. la the: Downs Princefe of Orange, Miam and , &italic; !loops I Lucifer, WWI 's, aad• Zebra bombs i Intelligent gnat* MI. *mom tnaport.--Salled through the Devoe. hoes the Li. vcr, the Romeo, Ls Savoys?, for Bata $ sad the Cakifk, Gaston, from Amfterdent, for Ilskiatore.• 00 PROM LLOYD'S LIST. . • 0 are, AVOVIT ta.—Palbd by thate gii = ben Quebec ; Cynthia, Way, ant time Dart, - fasediri4.-.Baficd the I Z= o4 ll= 4, ' abeam , I Chritirt, Peek, kr Linitita i .110 . 11 .1 kI m ACIIIMMIMU - Mit; ma aLo Rittbse t rode Ms 11111144, -"kg . . 4 , s , Of Defer. arm Lew. ham .4140111e*As Dale, DWI" , . 41 lea* bee diem At Paw 11111amaLantkaMirsta. • fhams, AIM blue—At . Sedalltelaill—At Lanesehery, - TlasetAn= 41 " FTarb--At dlet . towu RM. Am, - • ym. Ram - -ft KA • ,Tnialear. Itata, bee • 3. 7 7 h is r ' 4 .lllim. Sarasse, teem Lambe `,, --......., from an. As • N aba Cara of lisavw. ieckaol. Pais .mit liforia'•-w•4111 11 0011 11 4 - eatankers, eats, r Paw" • MOM TIN Le4litleffllolll3l,l4llrlaltir3i , aionsaaartwattifes is, isod, - ant2 . Lcate 111=1112:1=1111:0 • 1 711 0 .• la Inns= rissia. Mt AA Mr... 1 Yaw shake/we swevallais mwei a Isswiree CNN*. • 47461, HMO M tr isd le dialog list a „allNildn ig tba wets 41 the Aip' at war de as Danis. Ow b Itedereisra. I ksve thsionearta is, • • IlVd ei sad o ) sway' imam; A6aaaat. Ailwarat. le Yak C.p.u f Geld i 4.., Mar if g' r —l have the tome, isfarnryosef the arrs• vat of hie *St, iAs _oder t_ay ommand t at I* anchorage, wish Aiewaisdar eniklApi Charlotte. misenspaidail by the lip Mira Senora de .los Dolores, Was la usreelwrie. of so gone (twelve and twenty4oor pesmdses) e mid el • men, commanded by Svamiscaus Colrain, mi Seer in the Span& navy. We rill lir•wilk nd captured her on the 6th inflint, in• he. min. S. and long. is deg. so min W. She out a month from Monte Video, in the Rio dc . Plata, and had taken nothing. I have game fads. &Sion in announcing the capture of this *sip to you. as from her magnitude and force, the might hare done much mikhief to the trade. on the Coati. of Africa ; her crew are a defperate fet of Froth, Spa. niards, Partognett, end Americans, tip pn officers French ; lhshad authority from the Vice y to war the colours of the sing of Spain, and bad a of UM& Infantry on board. She is a Smug weß hilt Tad, about four years old, cop pere, and capper fallened, and is, ismy opinion, well calculate/ for his Ma i letes ferric,. I have the honour to be, Ake. (Signed) Jona cruse. Ow at saishre Lwww I.s CVO NW, of his disjetty's Mamma.* WM. Itialfga. I/4 6W at M. Haws. Jane as,i3o6. Sir-i-Four days before I parted with the Ea* In. din convoy, I fell in with and captured a Spettill Ihip of war of thirty gnu and three hundred and fifteen men ; the particulars of which I beg leave to inclofe in a ktter No. t. I arrived is Table Bay, with the viauallers, on the sods of May ; and hay ing fern them in fafety without anchoring myfelf. I immediately proceeded to fea on my return to St. Helena, according to their Lordfhips' orders I—but meeting with a molt violent gale of wind from the N. W. and being very Ihort of water, (having been. three months from England without touching at any place, with three hundred and fifteen prifoners) both my main topfail yerds cat tied away, and my pee* very much with the (curvy, I thought my. fell juftified in bearing up for Simon's Es t for re frefhwients. The French Admiral %Victim/us:, with fix fail of the line, was in thefe fees about fix weeka.ago : his intention was to have gine to the Cape; but hearing it was in our porelion he was obliged to go to Fernand de Noronha for water, and has not finee been beard of. The Cannenier French frigate (late his Majefty's Chip Miners') put into Falfe Bay about the I a May, not knowing the Cape was in our hands, and fent her boat on Ihore with a Lieutenant, who, with his crew, are prifoner. on board this kip. As there was no man of war in either Table or Falk Bay, and as the did not quite fetch in. to the proper anchorage, fie got away, ant it is Gip. poled the is gone to the file of France, where the Piedmontefe is lying blocked up by the Russet, Loao . Du mum, and PSYCH'. I have the honour to be, its. • (Signid) J. 411 Alt, hAlll.lll= VC •X an. *cr. • 3 • I .rviassns, d Dl. • vain WIG% for ter I (01 PoITMA, , detained' Vlititaoya, 'an's, sinth Lion Oi- -1 Lamina, Dianatria, set ia bno. . ants, .at,, Of'* Ca = out Part; ' sc 1 1 : 1 0'I r '% ii 1 41-17- 4 • 1111111 110 . "NA, sisr Nit% bib , Diftf . • • brig es .1