Star.
London, England, 1808-03-02 00:00:00

YARMOUTH, MARCH 1.

Arrived the Majestic from the Nore, and this morn-
ing Admiral RUSSELL hoisted his flag on board her ;
also arrived the Vestal frigate, Captain GRAHAM,
from a cruize. Sailed with a convoy for Gotten-
burgh, the Cruizer, Prometheus, and Safeguard sloops
of war, and Quail schooner on a cruize. The ships
in the Roads are the Majestic, Admiral RUSSELL ;
Roebuck, Admiral DOUGLAS ; Goliah, Amiable,
Vestal, Basilisk, Snake, Starling, Calipso, and For•
ward gun brig. Wind W.
FALMOUTH, FEB. is.

Not only have the Captains of the different packets
subscribed to reward Captain ROGERS, of the Windsor
Castle packet, but the whole crews have thrown in
their mite, and truly worthy is he of every thing that
can be done for him : he sa►led from this place about
eleven years ago, before the mast, and by his good
conduct has raised himself to a command. We trust,
whilst he is in London, a narrative will be taken of the
event : he is only twenty-four years of age, and of un-
assuming manners. It appears from the last account
from Barhadoes, that every wounded officer on board
the French privateer, is since dead of his wounds.
FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

GRAVZSCS3, MARCH I—Passed by the Mercury, Watson,
from St. Michael's; Boreas, Coffin, from Norway; and the Am.
rhin be, Colburn, from Cork.—Sailed the Mary, Wickham, for
St. Michael's; =lithe Harriet, Reid, for Jamaica.
EAST4NDIA SHIPPING. _ _

Yesterday the Dispatches were finally closed at the
East-India House, and delivered to the Pursers of the
following ships, viz.—
!Oft MADRAS AND DiENCIAL
Hugh Inglis,
Preston, H. STORRS/CR.
Lord Nebciss,
Calcutta, W. Ma zwzi.t.,
MADRAS AND CHINA
Ocean, J. J. WILLI/ORSON.
Passengers per Hugh Inglis.—For Bengal—Major Constable,
I,ietstegrants Waite and Murray, Mrs. Murray, Mr. Lambe, As-
slstint-Surgeon Mr. Greene, Messrs. Burgess Douglas; Spa,
Casement, Wolley, Smith, Walker, Gordon, arid Pascal, Cadets..
For Madras—Mrs. Sherson and Son, Mrs. Mary Keith, Messrs.'
Hakewill and Budd, Cadets.
Passengers per Preston.—For Bengal—Messrs. Belli, drew,;
Forde and Russel, Writers; Mr. Hamilton, Free Merchant s Mrs..
Hamilton, Mrs. Bracken, and Miss Sturrock ; Messrs.
Burney, Hoggan, Price, Brown, Wilson, R. Manson, J. Manson,
Beckett, Thompson, Seeds, and John Manson, Cadets. For Ma-
dras—Mr. Brooke, Senior Merchant, and Miss Brooke; Mr.
Downing, Ceylon Writer; Lady and two Miss Barlows ; two
Miss Dodson, and Mr. Babington, Cadet. -
Passengers per Lord Nelson.—Far Bengal--Mr.Whish, Writer;
Messrs. Bell.rmy, Heaslep, Cock, Lewis, Hodgson, and Baillle,
Assistant-Surgeons ; Mr. Robins and Miss Morison ; Messrs.
Stoddart, Goding, Hutchins, Irvine, Lindsay, Swayne, and Gerard,
Cadets. For Madras—Mr. Smith, Writer ; Mr. Davidson," As.
; Messrs. Thullier, Wooton, Morison and Cocke,
Cadets. For slombay—Mr. Heatherly, Assistant-Surgeon.
Passengers per Calcutta.—For Bengal—Hon. D.Ruthven, Hon.
W. H. L. Melville, Messrs. Curtis, Fane, Smalley, Fraser, and
Wellesley, Writers ; Mr. Fair, Assistant-Surgeon ; Mr. Shand,
Free Mariner ; Mr. Sloane, Misses Eliot, Sloane, and Blenkin-
sop ; Messrs. Caruthers, Donelly, Hogarth, Huts Stock, Taylor,
Macqueen, and Smith, Cadets. For Madras—Mr. W. Bell,
Writer ; Messrs. Truman, Stewart, A. Bell, and Russel,.Cadets.
Passengersper Ocean.—FOr Madras—Messrs. Whyllie, Hen-
derson, and Chalmers, Assistant-Surgeons ; Messrs. Thoresly,
Ward, King, Rowe, Mercier, Macdowall, Harrison, Smith, and
Whaler, Cadets.

The Zephyr, Jeffreys, from London to St. Michaels;
Industry, Hodge, from London for Limerick ; Indus-
try, Bowan, from Cork for Plymouth, and the Eliza-
beth, Cook, from Liverpool for Malta, were captured
about the 21st ult. near the Longships, by the Specu-
lator privateer, of St. Maloes : the former she gave up
to the crews, who arrived at Cork on the 25th. The
Acteon, Rose, from Narva for Hull, is captured.
The London, Capt. Lane ; Cambo, M'Cawley ;
Alfred, Teale ; Minerva, Brooks ; London, M'Ken:
zie ; and the Recovery, Alexander, from London, are
arrived at the Cape of Good Hope.
Monday se'nnight arrived at Londonderry, the
American schooner Betsey, from New York, with
300 hhds. flaxseed. She sailed about the Ist of Ja-
nuary, having by some means contrived to get off.
The same day, arrived at Cork harbour, his Ma-
jesty's sloop Dispatch, from • Falmouth; the Virgo
and Resolute gun-brigs, from a cruize; and the Pel-
ted gun-brig, with . nine sail of transports, having
troops on board, from Portsmouth.
Extract of a letter from Captain Smokyrsnotltt, of
the London Packet, from Gottenburgh, dated
" Bridlington Roads, Feb. 28,1888.
" !have to inform you of my safe arrival 'here last night, all
well. On the Bth'instant the CoMmodore made the signal
for the fleet o get Under w'eigh. The Constant gun brig, with
about ten sail, got out with the wind at N. E.; but a great many
of the fleet being frozen up, the Commodore sent a boat out to the
gun brig to order all the vessels in again, but the wind blowing
hard at West, we could not work the vessels. Eight sail procee-
ded for England, and got about ten miles west of the Schaw, but
a heavy gale from the West corning on, we bore away for the
Commodore again. At two P. M. got in sight of the harbour,
but it came on so thick we could not get in, and remained so till
the 24th, when, at eight P. M. it cleared with the wind ; I was
theu about eight miles West of the S,..haw ; about ten the same
niglit a heavy gale coming on at N. N. E. tacked ship, and bore
away for England, and had a very fine passage ; but think I am
the only vessel that has got over out of fifty sail, not having seen a
single Tee sl ;lithe passage. The fleet had been out twice before,
nd got as far as the schaw."