Star.
London, England, 1808-07-13 00:00:00

imurlcAL INTELLIGENCE.

PLYMOUTH, JULY 1 t.
Cane In the Sn et. AAAAA of 18 guns, from Jersey, dismay•t! ;
Itaausr, of 18 guns, from Jersey; BASTARD, of 18 guns, from
Portsmouth; Louisa, Captain MIL 2 AARD, fro= Jamaica, for
London. Sailed the Nitacissos, of 82 pins, for Oporto.

PORTSMOUTH, JULY 12.
Arrived his Majesty's ship letticurtA, from the Downs;
and the Lord Carrington, BZNNINGTOMp for Malta. Wind N.
DEAL, JULY le.
Sailed the IPIITOZNIA for Plymouth, HARLRQUIN armed stop,
with the Fortitude freighted naval transport, sad Esdailes hired
naval transport, agd a large Beet of coasters, &c. tinder convoy.
fot Portsmouth; VIRAGO gun-brig, with several sail of trans-
pews. under convoy, for Ireland ; CLAUDIA cutter, on a cruise.
The Kareen Helena, and Old Norway, detained Danish ships,
for the River. Arrived the PANDORA sloop, from a cruise.
Sailed the Fusions gun-isrig, for Sheerness.—Remain la Vie
Downs, Princess of Orange, St. Alban's, Trusty, Clyde* lbs.
gard, Pandora, Alert, Gionisess, Kasigaroo, Mariner, and at large
number of trallsports.

- • . YARMOUTH, JULY 19.
This Morning arrived from Gottenborgh the LADY NEIMAN
packet, Captain Lrrrsio, with Maßt. Reports by the above
are, that tist.Swedes have joined the Northern Confederacy.
Sailed the Gauss°. Rear-Admiral BUMS, who is to hoist his
Hag on board .the Maas, and the Sea-Lase schooner. The
transpdets are not yet arrived.

'•••••t• • FROM LLOYD'S LIST.
GIAVZUWD, JULY 12.—Puled by the F_liza, Blake;—.
Swallew, Biebty, from Cork. Sailed the Betsey, Otto, for
Dal-
tinwre.
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FOREIGN INTELEIGENCE.

ST. PETERSBUROIf, JUNE it.
The Captaiipof the fleet, Count Heiden, has sailed
from Cronstadt, with a squadron of frigates and small
ships of war, for Sweaborg.

KIEL, JUNE Is.
Yesterday Marshal Prince de Ponte Corm .arived •
here from his head-quarters at Rindsburghe
waited on the Queen. The Court equipage, slid a
detachment of cavAlry, were te it to meet the•PrPts:e
a league from this place. On alighting at the hotel
prepared for the reception of his Highness, .he was
received by the Chief Marshal of the Court. and the.
Civil and Military Authoritei. He then went to
the Palace, dined with the Queen, and returned to
Rindsburgh the same evening.
• COPENHAGEN, JUNE Is.
Yesterday certain. intelligence was received that on
the 16th, no preparations had been made for the 4is-
' enibarkation of the English troops. Their number
'amounts to 14,000, and they have already been nine
weeks on board. Two battalions are landed every
'ittaY on the beach before Gottenburgh for the benefit
of the fresh land-air.
Prem. Norway we learn, that the position of the
Prince of -Holstein is sufficient to oppose any attack
of General Artnfeldt, whose troops have not yet been
able to make any attacks suitable to his plan and.ex-
pectations. , ;
FROM TIM LOWER ELM, JUNG •
L: •
All the French troops have evacuated the island of
•Fokstett, and entrusted its defence to the Spattisli
I troops, under the command of the Marquis de la Rp.
pane. In those districts, there are not more tliati
Item Officers of the Etat-Major of the Prince de Ponce
Corvo. Thiregiment of the Prince of Asturias is at
Zealand. Hitherto nothing of importance h•iis oc-
curred. The English are said to have already pene-
trated the White Sea, with a view to blockade Arch-
angel, in order to prevent the transport of provisions
, to Norw
[77renfollow a-variety of statententt concerning *
e of General Moore, to assirt in the conyuett of Al r
and I toe a n'th Liandt, which we ism • o be tut eriitialsr.,
The Russians have sent new reinforcements
troops, ammunition, and artillery, to Oisel Daghoa,
and the other islands on the coasts or Livonia and
Esthonia, in order to defend them against the enemy,
in case he should attack them. Fuit'ler, the Court
of St. Petersburgh is recruiting Its force with all ita
might; in order to pursue the war against Sweden.
From various points, 30,000 men are to march into
Swedish Finland, in order to be employed in an ex.
pediti( n agai st Upland and Sudcrmanland. As Imes
as these troops are arrived, the Commander in Chief,
General Buxuowpsx, is to force the Gulph of Both.
nia, and open his second campaign.

Flt(Xl


LAST NIGHT% GAZE I' fE.

•
AOMINALTif-OFFiCE,. JUL~t "is
• Cove of a L. •J. 'GO** P.,:t ,311Alatile Oapta • Dundal, of his
Ma"; •,•y; s'iip.F.uryalns, to Orval* Graves, of the Brut:Mit*,
A transmitted. by Vice-Adana-4a air James Saomarez • to the
Hon. W. W. Pole.
Was Majesty's ship Eutyales, in the
Si*, • Great Belt, June it, /81,11.
Meg Irev4tg seen the convoy clear, I pmeeedel
tai coMitaty with Ins Majesty's sloop Cruiser, and
• •'4 -s yesterday- evening discovered several vessels at
. „anchor near stir- entrance of the Naskon, very close
to-the shore. We anchored at dark, and I sent Lieu-
.: _ten int Heotivith Ow boats of this ship and Cruiser
(rotas in number ) to destroy them s and it is with
great pleasure rhave to inform you, he executed this
'service, with kis • usual bravery and judgment, by
15.irning two large vessels fitted .foethe reception of
%Doors, captiblug-It gun-vessel of the largest dimen-
.
lions, mounting two l&-pounders, and having 64
men rots board, moored' within half pistol shot of a
battery of three 13-pounders; and the shore lined with
troopS., Altheingh the 'enenridefended themselves
we'l, we had lint one man slightly. wounded ; their
• lass Wag great, seven ifille4,aind:.4,4 wounded, with
many drowned; and they trinst MIN suffered on shore
- by the fire from our boat*. ' I
beg leave to mention the taidsbiption employed,Messrs. Wemyss, Ricketts, Veonum, Itichar4 and
(.:ignore, of this ship, Moffatt and Lovedatof :the
Crtiiser, for their good conduct-on this occastent, nod
who are, togedter with the boats' crews, particularly
• mentioned by Lieut. Ilead. I have the honour, &c.
(signed) G. H. L. D1J.1494.i5.
Thrr•te Oman, Esq. Captain of Ali -
Majestfa ship Brunswick.
George Johnstone, yeoman of the sheets, wounded. •
MILITARY PROMOTIONS.
• WATI-OPFICEI'Jrt:T 12.
4th Regiment of Dragoon Guards--Cornet Richa.rd Falkner to
be Lieutenant, by pirthase, vice Phibhs, prn•noted.
Bth Regiment of Lit. t Dragoons—Henry Floyd, Gent. to b.:Coe-
eter vri hour pure"basc, vice Price, promoted.
Jet Ft:rgirnent of Fact Guards—Liemenant Colonel Edward,Se-
brlglit from dr. Inth Foot, to be Capmin of Company, vice
Lord Lake, who exchanges.
4th Regim nt of Foot—En.lgn rdward Purvis to be Lieutenant,
ruchase, vice Sir John Cox, appointed to the Stcond Life
Guards.
Rh Ditto—Ensign = Sr. Clair to be Lieutenant, vice Pratt, dee
caned; atrit,,,pher Hilliard, Gent in b`e Ensign, vice St. Clair,
and ---- Boyd, Gent. to be Ems', vice Gordon, who resigns.
39th Ditto—Secead Lieutenant Morgan Merman, from the
95th Foot, t,? be Fenster, vice Stevenson, who exchanges.
Ditto-I.lentestant W ilium Capel from the :Alt Garrison Bat-
talion, to be lieutenant, without purchase,- vice Bernard, pro-
moted in the 84th Foot. • -
Roth Dirtn—Guy Rotton, Gent to be Ensign, wi•hout purchase,
view Crockatt, promoted, and Hospital-matt William liyrtt to
be Assistant-Sorg-on, vice Vetch, appointed oh the Staff.
14th Ditto—Hospital-mate J. G. Elhingtun to be Assistast Sur-
• eunteon, Ate Walters, whose appointment has not taken place.
Ditto--= Forster Dawson, Gent, to be Ensign, by pur-
chase, rice Langden, promoted.
38th Dints—rl leotenant Edward Ominaney Wrench to be Cap-
tain of a Company, by purchase, vice Vandeleur, who retires,
Ensign Wtitiaan Skinner to be Lieutenant, without purchase,
slice Wrench ; John Tittle, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Skinner.
Old Ditto--Assistant Surgeon ()Tunnel', from the Mil
• ganef to be Assistant Surgeon, vice Taylor, promoted in the
13th Foot.
67th Ditto---LieatemantThomas Backhousc to be Captain of a
Compary, vice Murray, deceased.
SOth Ditto —Captain Thomaa.Vyvyan, from the Sth West-India
Regiment, to be Captain of a Compary, vice Prior, who ex-
" cle...r• get; Ensign Henry Flag hunter to be Lieutenant, witb•
oar purchase, vice Lawrence, superseded, and Richard Jones;
(km. to be Ensign, vice Jauncey.
60th Ditto—Major Edward Sebright, from the Sth West-India
Regiment, to, bo Lieutenant-Colonel, by purchase, .and Colo+
net Francis Gerard Lord Lake, from the Ist Foot Guards, to
be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice Sebright, who enehanges.
69th Ditto--Ensign James Kennedy, from the 69th Foot, to bt
Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Eley.
led Ditto-,Captain Andrew Gelis to be Major, by purchase, vice
Pearsonl who retires ; Lieutenant John Ritchie to be Captain
of a Cees'ipany, vier Gelb, and Ensign John Ovens to be Lieu-
- tenant, vice Ritchie.
Tsrli Ditto--George Witarrie, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase,
vice Campbell, promoted.
110th Ditto--Lieuter.ant Wiliam Trent, from the 84th Foot, to
be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice D'Arcy,
syth ratto--o,tprain Anthony William Somersall, from the 4th
wet-Inn Regiment, to be. Captain of a Company, vice Hus-
ky, who exchanges, and Lieutenant —.Clifford, from the
Ist Garrison Battalion, to be Lieutenant, alms Hall, who ex-

sheave.
gigeh Ditto—Engirt Oorn Barwell teljeutenant, by purchase,
vice Wauchope, promsboted in the 2 ob2d rim.
!kith Rig me= of Foot-" Ensign Robert Stevenson, from the 15th
Foot, to be Yd Lieutenant, vice Hilfertnan, who exchanges.
Seth Ditto—Hospidlamate Richard S. hiorrison to be Assistant-
Surgeon, vice Gill, promoted in the York Light Infantry Vo-
lunteers.
'nth Dbto--Captain Richard Armstrong, from the 9th RoyzlVe-
tea..-. Battalion, to be Captain of a Company, vice M`Crohan,
who exchanges, and Captain Alexander Thistletlivrayte, icor•
the ntb Garrison Battalion, to be Captain of a Company, vice
Truett, who exchanges.
4th West India Regiment.. Captain Thomas Huxley, from the
87th Foot, to be. Captain of a Company, vice Stumm:ll, who
exchanges.
Ith Ditto—Captain John Prior front the 30th
Foot, to be Car-
pin of a Canary, vice Vrryan, who exchanges.
• Royal York Rangers.
To be Ltentettatteg--.Eullignt W *ea& Godfrefs G. Henderson,
Charles Macdonald, Pam Bonnay, Daniel Mackay.
1„, he Ensigns—Mathias Hunt. Gent. vice Godfrey Jame.
Shaw, Gent. vice Henderson ; Robert Martineau, Celt. eau.
Macdonald ; lames Arthur O'Hara, Gent. vice
Guards,leant William i.dwardz, from the Coldstream vice
hiackay.
h Garrltnn Eattanon--Livutenart Forster Han, from the 87th
Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Clifford, who exchanges.
Mb Ditto—Br, vet Major Et nsxt Misseu, from the 97th Foot, to
to Captain of a Company, vice Tbistle.-thwarte, wboexchangsm.
tlth Royal Veteran Battalion :-.Captain Denis hi Crohan, from
the 97th Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Armstrong,
who excbarles.
loth Ditto--Llectenant H. M. Ormsby, from the 4th Royal Ve-
teran Battalion, to be Lieutenant.
- loyal Manx Fencibles-44euteuant Edward Oliver to be Cap-
tog of a Coaspany, vice the Hon. Andrew Forbes, deceased.
STAFF.

titre Assistant Commissar/ Charles Aylmer to be Assistant
Ckar.missary to the Forces serving in Ireland.
.(EMORAN DUM.

flute, Mules Grant, of the 6th West India Regiment, orb°
suptrseded in the Gocette of the 18th March last, is rein-
rated in its rank.
The undermentioned Officers of the 6th West India
Regraent are superseded, being absent without
leave, viz.
Lietitentint Frederick Van Gerais; Ensigns William Mackay and
Aleaander 6utiterk.r.d.
ELULATUN in the Gazette of the 3latifsq, 1808.
• 6th West India Regiment.
yOr J. R. S. Longwordt, Gent. to be Ensign, withour purchase,
'vire Grirt,
Read J. R. b. Longworth, Gent. to be Ensigtr, without purchase.
BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED,
July John Hnrk es, of Aedle-strestiK ood-street, Londe'',
ruerdiaut, at one, at GulkihaU.