Star.
London, England, 1808-06-29 00:00:00

hAtITICAL 11,17tLL10.2Nag.

PLYMOUTH, JURE 27.
Sailed the Porecum, of 40 inns, to join the Chan,
trel Fleet. Admiral HARVEY is gone but in this ship
to join the Sr. Gtoace, of 98 guns, which ship is to
bear his flag.—The Vats LIE PARIS, of 110 guns, is
expected to arrive here soon ; it is said that her crew
are to be turned over to'the CALEDONIA, which was
launched here on Saturday last, which ship is ex-
pected to be ready for va in about six weeks, and on
board her Lord GAMBIER'S flag is to be hoisted.

PORTSMOUTH, JUNE SB.
Arrived his Majesty's ship SPRIGHTLY from the
Downs ; and the ARETHUSA with the fleet under con-
voy from Jamaica : among Which are the

Lusistlana, Carman; Sir Godfrey Webster, Spencer ; Corn-
wall, Campion ; Sir Edward Hamilton, —; London, --;
Prince George, Bailey ; Apollo, —; Adeona,—'-; Sir Eyre
Coate, ; Baroness Longneville, ; Albion,
Richard, —; Caroline, Hodgson; Nile, Barr; Elizabeth, Ste-
phenson ; Dawson', ; Princess of Wales, ; Catherine
Green, Stells ; Ida, Hayman ; Tullock Castle, Fisher ; Richard
Perrin, ; Speculator,--; Clarendon, Allend ; Edward
Foster, —; Starling, Jefferson; and Flora, Wind E.N.E.

DOVER, JUNE 28.
Sailed yesterday afternoon the Maister, a fine cop-
per bottomed ship transport, for the Downs, having
taken on board provisions for troops for four months,
and this morning the Providence, Eclipse, Thomas,
and_ Good Intent transports, sailed for the same an-
chorage : they are provisioned for only six weeks, and
ave not coppered. The East India fleet is now in
sight turning up, but as the ebb tide is come down
they will not get further up to-night than Folkstone
Roads. Our fishing boats caught such an immense
quantity of Mackerel last night, that they are now
selling them 60 for a shilling.—Wind N. E. and
blows fresh. Arrived in the Roads his Majesty's
sloop CHALLENGER frcm a cruize.

DEAL, JUNE 28.
Arrived the BLOODHOUND gun :.rig, from the Nore
last night ; and this morning the INVINCIBLE, of 71
guns, also from the Note, who saluted Vice Admiral
CAMPBELL with thirteen guns, which was returned
with nine.—Arrived the ALERT sloop, from Ports-
mouth ; Ranger, naval transport, from Deptford.—
Sailed the FLY sloop, on a cruize off Dieppe ; PHos..
PHORUS fire-brig, as convoy to the mackarel fishery ;
and TRUSTY, of 50 guns, off Boulogne.
Remain in the Downs—Princess of Orange, Invincible, Scep-
tre, Defence, Alert, Bloodhound, and Ranger naval transport.

YARMOUTH, JUNE 28.

Arrived this morning the QUEBEC frigate from Gota-
tenbutgh, under jury-masts, she having cut her masts
away in- the Baltic. Arrived from a cruize, the Ro-
SAMOND sloop of war, and has brought in a Dutch
privateer, pierced for 12 guns, and full of men. The
ROSAMOND captured the privateer after a chase of three
hours off the Vliege, or Fly ; the privateer had cap-
tured the Speculator, of Jersey, Captain FRANCIS
LA Bass, bound to Gottenburgh in ballast, about 12
days ago, off the Dogger-bank. She also had captured
a ketch, and was in the act of exchanging the men,
when the AGGRESSOR gun-brig hove in sight, which
made the privateer abandon her prize. She has
made only one capture.-Also arrived, the SKYLARK
and ERNEST guitbrigs, and the SEALABK and PIGEON
schooners.—Remain in the Roads the Majestic, Vice-
Admiral Russr.m. ; Rcebuck, Vice-Admiral Doti.
GLAS ; Bellerophon, Rear-Admiral GARDNER ; Tigre,
80 guns, Minotaur; Triumph, and Warspite, 71, guns
each ; Nassau and Stately, 64 guns each ; Que )ec
frigate, Rosamond, Skylark, Safeguard, and Red-
breast sloops ; Bruizer, Acute, and Ernest gun-brigs ;
and two schooners.—Wind N.
GRAVESEND, JUNE 28.—Pagied by the Scipio, Angelo, front
the Brazils; Ruckers, Ireland, and the Latona, Duke, from St.
Domingo.—Sailed the Orb, Hill, for Dublin, and the I.ydia, Ran-
son, for St. Michael's.
His Majesty's snip SAPPITO sailed from Cork, on
the 23d instant, with nine vessels under convoy for the
West Indies.
The Nancy, ANDERSON, of London, is taken by the
General Massena, Captain DUPRE, after four actions,
on four successive days, and carried into Cuba. To-
morrow we shall give he particular,.
The Trident, Emeesou, from London ; Dolphin,
LTJNDBURG, from Liverpool ' • Commercen, MOBERG ;
Dolphin, Asuman ; Coren,LOFF and Sophia Mag.
dalena, fcr Stockholm, with 18 others, are
captured near Malmoe, by the Danish gun boats.
The Faidi;TEATHERSTONE, from London, for Suri-
nam, was all well on the 20th of May, and is expected.
to arrive in about five days.
The Anna Maria Catharina, `num) ; Kent, Pixt.v;
Carmarthen, —; and Pursuit, MILLER, for Lon-
don, have put back to Jamaica, leaky.
The Dutton, JOHNSON, from Hayti, for Liverpool,
sailed in company with the Ruckers, SoeEa, and the
Latona, Wawa.% (arrived off Dover). Captain
J. spoke on the 19th instant, in long.. 22, the ships
Albion and Hope, from Jamaica ' • .
The Nelly, Sughrue, from Jamaica for London,
was missing from the fleet in the Ciacos Passsage, in
which two of the fleet are reported to he lost.
The Ann, BROUGH, from Jamaica, fcr London. has
been captured and recaptured.
The Elizabeth, LITTLE, from Honduras for Cork ;
and the Fame, BURNS, from Honduras for Dublin,
parted from his Majesty's ship DRAKE, (arrived in
the Downs) on the Isth instant, in lat. 49. 6. long.
10. 30.
The Phenix, SPILKER, from London for the Baltic,
is captured and carried into Copenhager.
The New York Gazette of the 13th ult.says, " the
Collector of this Port has advertised a vessel to go to
Rio Janeiro, and to touchat St. Salvador." We un-
derstand it is the intention of the American Govern.
meat to send a special Envoy to the PRINCE REGENT
at the BRAZILS, to congratulate him on his arrival in
that country, and to form a commercial treaty with
him.

I

t'

`, '?'^
J

/

}

.

~"~=

. .~~~t;e

' •'' (; A ZETTE.
-- •

*, • "*. .t., I,):',FE 2R, 10011.
••.n Vlre Admiral Sir
, • . •I.lr in t i'ef of I.lir Malery's
• ;•. 1,: ,•-:ised to W.
• , e. hie xi eCe Wien, tiriesse l-tirbour, met
r, conveys . he fulhwi ig
Vic. -admiral '.al vit.ed from Malacca on
• ....ober lA', and ha.. arrived with the iqradron
-; •• •'s ships named is the niartin °, eft Point. Pallid:
extri.mity of Java, on the 6th of the following
the troops emhaiked on board them ; that, in con-•
• . w. h Lieutenant-Colonel I.ockhart. .••ling the
had sat a commission under a flag of tr e o treat
...Eh the Commandant of the Dutch royal force, fn ..:e sur-
r.sider of the ships of war lying at Grins. ; and by copies of the
correspondence which passed in consequence, it appears that the
Admir.l had ranted the st-ips named at the foot hereof to be
burnt (they having been prevaudy scuttled by the Dutch); that
all the guns, military stores, ttc. in the Garrison of Griesse,
Itad,• together with the battery of Sambelangan, on the Island cif
Madisra, been most tfrectiially destroyed.
Sir Eslwarti expresses his approbation of the semi end perseve-
rance manifested by the respective officers and men employed
upon the service air-ore-mentioned.
Revoluti, of 70 guns ; Pluto, of 70 guns ; Rottenest, of ed
guns, sheer-hulk ; and Ruttkoff, Company's ship, of 1000 tons,
seemed Le 40 gnus.
• Culloden, Powerful, Caroline; Fox, Vimoire, Smarms,
eta/Bower, Jaseur, And Worcester transport.
• MILITARY PROMOTIONS.
WAR.OFFICA, .11:141 28.
sd Regiment of Dragoon Guards—John 'Arscett,Esi. to be Pay-
master, vice Leech, who retires.
7th Regiment of Light Dragoons—Major the Honourable G. H.
C. Cavendish, front the Ist West India Regiment, to be Major,
vice Tuyil, who exchanges.
eth Ditto—Ensign :he Honourable Francis Bernard, from the
Ist Foot Guards, to be Lieutenant, by Purchase, vice Hors-
burgh, who retires.
10th Diem—Lieutenant tke Honourable Henry F. Compton Ca-
vendish, from the 7th Foot, to be Lieutenant, by Purchase, vice
Darby, promoted in the 60th Foot. '
18th Ditto—John Eustace, Gent. to be Cornet, without Purchase,
vice Atkirs, promoted.
Coldstream Regiment of Foot Guardse-Captain George Smyth to
be Captain of a Compares, bePureltase,vice Stratford, who re-
tires ; Ensign the Honourable John Walpole to be Lieuteeenel
Vice Smyth.
Ist Regiment of Foot—Ensign Thomas Wald/louse to be Lieu-
tenant, by Purchase, vice Clayhills, promoted; Ensign Walter,.
Hamilton Murray, from the Inverness Militia, tobe EnSign.
9th Ditto—Ensign John M. Lacombe, from the Devon Militia,
to be Ensign, without Purchase, vice Hodson, who resigns.
13th Ditto—Lieutenant itennet Holgate to be Captain of a Com-
pany, by Purchase, vice Jones, who mires Ensigtf Hairy
Waterman to be lieutenant, vice Holgate.
14th Ditto—Lieutenant Cecil Bishop, from the 14th Light Dra-
goons, to be Captain of a Company, without Purchase, Nice
Kciebity, wl•o retires.
19th Ditto—Ensign John Gardner to be Lieutenant, by Purchase'
vice Smith, who retires; Bell, Gent. to be Ensign, with-
out purchase vice Robertson, promoted.
10th Ditto—Lieutenant Glidwin Coklough, from the 35th Foot,
to be Lieutenant, without Purchase, vice Purchas, promoted in
the Royal York Rangers.
25th Ditto—Assistant Surgeon John B. Taylor,fronsthe 4341 Foot,
to be Surgeon,vice Thompson,appointed Surgeon to the Forces.
26th Ditto—Lieutenant T. 0. Jones to be Captain of a Company, ,
by Purchase, vice Nielson, who retires; Ensign .—.-.. leteLasdee
to be Lieutenant, without Purchase, vice Jones.
29th Ditto—Ensign 'Tomas L. Coker to be Lieutenant, with-
out Purcbaw, vice Smith, promoted in the sth Garrison Bat-
talion; William Wellesley Pole, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Coker.
31d Ditto—Robert Tresilian Belcber, Gent. tube Eutign,by•Pur-
- chase, vice Harrison, promoted.
35th Ditto—Lieutenant Thomas Andrews, front de 75th Foot,
to be Captain of a Company, by Purchase, vice Arnett, pro-
moted ; Ensign G. Moulson to be Lieutenant, vice Evans, de-
ceased ; John Dedwith Gibbs, Gent to be Ensign, vice Moul-
ton ' • John Osbourne, Gent, to be Ensign, without Purchase,
vice Webb, promoted.
Sets Ditto--George Beard, Gent. to be Ensign, Without Purchase,
vice Travers, wko resigns.
40th Ditto—Lieutenant Dennis, from Half-pay of the 35th
Poet, to be Lieutenant, vice Hamilton, who extharges.
4ist Ditto--Alexander Major, Gent. to be Ensign, by Purchase,
vice Gould, promoted.
48th Ditto—Surgeon William Reardefrom the York Light Infan-
try Volunteers, to be Surgeon, vice Griffin, appointed Surgeon
to the Forces.
47th Ditto—Lieutenant P. W. Ramsay, to be Captain of a Com-
pany, without purchase, vice Nicholson, promoted in the 27th
Foot.
Seth Ditto—Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Thomas • Walsh, from
Half Pay of the Quests'. Rangers, to be Major, vice O'Neill,
who exchanges.
60th Ditto—Matthew Furst, Gent. to 'be Ensign, without pur-
chase, vice Zglinicky, promoted in the Sicilian Regiment.
66th Ditto--Eusign Joseph Seaver to be Lieutenant, without pur-
chase, vice Gamier, who retires.
73d Ditto—Richard Lundin, Gent. to be Ensign bypurehase,vke
Pike, promoted.
84th Ditto—Thomas Tucker, Gent to be Ensign, without pur-
chase, vice Grinstead, appointed to the sth Garrison Battened.
86th Ditto—Kenneth Mackintosh, Gent. to Ensign without pur-
chase, vice Stuart, promoted.
89th Ditto—Osman Charles Watts, Gent. to be Ensign, without
purchase, vice Molony, who resigns.
92d Ditto—Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel John Cameron to beLieu-
tenant-Colonel, without purchase, vice Gordon, appoirited
Lieutenant-Colonel Commandant of the Royal African Corps;
Captain Peter Grant to be Major, vice Cameron.
let West-India Regiment—Major Wel'uyll, from the 7th Light
Dragoons, to be Major, vice Cavendish, who exchareete
441 Ditto--Nlajor-Geeeral Brent Spencer, from the 9th Garrison
Battalion, to be Colonel, vice LieuterianaGeneral French; de-
ceased.
6th Ditto—Major Thomas Forbes, fa= HalfePay of Afacdonald's
late Recruiting Corps, tobe Major, vice Dales, who exchanges.
Royal York Rangers—Ensign John Frederick Schultze, front the
Cods Foot, to be Lieutenant, without peectiese.
Royal African CotpseeSerleant Robert Hodder, Byrn She Ist
Foot Guards, to be Quarter-Master.
Royal Staff Ceeps-eEnsign Edward 'elionspeen, from the 3241
Foot, to be Ensign, vice Jones, deceased. .
Ist Ceylon Regiment.
To be Lieutenants, wit nut purchaie.
Secorid Veutenant A. Maclean, vice Rossi; promoted.
Second Lieutenant William Webster.
Second Lieutenant J. Wilkins.
T. he Second lieutenants-- .-....- Blythe, Genteviee isi`Lean.
ThomasYvoie Gent. vice Webster.
3d Ceylon Regiment.
second Lieutenant William Hollowell to be First Lieutenant,
without purchase.
Second lieutenant M. Wake to be ditto.
Peter Edwards, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant vice Hollowell.
G. A. Fratichell, Gent. to lie second Lieutenant vice Wake.
Wattevilices Regiment—Ensign Aleinufder de Pellichoddi to be
Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Fellenberg, who resign!.
York Light Infantry Volunteers—Assistant-Surgeon Christopher
Gill, from the 96th Foot, to be Surgeon, vice Beard, appoin-
ted to the 46th Foot.
sth Garrison Battalion--Ensign Valentine Grinstead, from the
84th Foot, to be Ensign, vice James Johnston, superseded,
being absent without leave.
9th Garrison Battalion—Major-General Sir Samuel Auchtunty,
Ent. to tie Colonel, vice Major-General Spencer.
4th Royal Veteran Battalion—Staff Hospital-Assistant Sinauel
Ite`Affee to be Surgeon, vice Hilton, placed on half-pay.
BREVNT.
Major Thomas ,Forbes, of the 6th West-India Regimentetd be
.Lieuteaant-Colonel in the Army.
STAFF. •
Assistant-Conusessary James Ramsay Cooper to be a Deputy
Commissary-Gentral of Stores, Provisions, end Forage to the
Forces.
Deputy Commisnry of Acconmts Richard hembyte be a Deputy
Conunimary-General of Stores, Provisions, and Forage to the
Forces.
Assistant-Commissary Wm. Poppleton to Fe :a Assistant-Conte
ntesary of Accounts to the Fasces.

•~ z

~~~

•

?Z^..

'afiretivrbit.
Captlin Vaughan Forster, froni Fait G orge, to be Town Major
of Teitilift, vies Glades, avbcsexchanges.
Lieutenaltelobe Gethke, BeCWiCtrto be &on-114m efleet
George, vice Forster, who ezehsrr.s.
• STATP:
3tirgeon Thorrsis•Thompson, front the 115th Nor, to be Eteitseal
:!.e Forces.
S .11,1:on G.E. C rtftn, froui the 4611il Fait, US be. Sart* toibt
Foroet, vice Grant, slestesed.

0111t.NANCE-CiFFICk..IIUNIC27, 1.808.
Medical Esta.blichntent for the Military: )apartments

- -
of the Ordnance.
To be' Seixrd Assistant-Surgeons—John Mackintosh; Joint
Wooldridge, Wm. Studied, Clarke, Alexander Ander-
son, and Charles Dunne, Gems. All dated June 14, 1808.
Coniniission in the Royal CheThire Militia, signed ).
. _