Star.
London, England, 1807-11-03 00:00:00

BALTIC EXPEDITION.

We are apprehenfive, that feveral of the Ships and
Traniports belonging to this Expedition have received
confide:able damage. Two Chips, we are lorry to
Rate, are known to have been loft. The lots of one
of them (the Endeavour tranfport) we Rated yeller-
day : the name of the other we have not learnt ; but
it was the Staff chip of the sd Light Battalion of the
King's German Legion. Several meritorious officers
have been loft, and with them Captain IscLas, the
Paymafter, an officer of great promife, and much
elleemed by his companions in arms. It appears by
our Yarmouth letters received this morning, that
pieces of wreck and dead bodies are flqat;ng about
on that part of the coati. Accounts have been re-
ceived in town, that many of the tranfports, intlead
of pnrfuing their dellination, made for whatever ports
they could reach. It will therefore be fume time be-
fore we learn the fate of the different veffels.

a YARMOUTH, NOVEMBER s.

" Molt of the fleet from Copenhagen are now at-
rived. The night of the 29th ult. was molt tremen.
dons, and the melancholy &eels were yefterday viable
in fl•rating pieces of wreck, and even dead bodies rol-
ling into this harbour. Several tranfports arc mif-
ling, and force, it is feared, entirely loft : among
which is the 11,4 Chip of the 2d Lightbattalion, King's
German Legion. Captain Its Paymatler, was the
only Engliftiman on board, and as he was much
efteemed and beloved, his fate is univerfally lamented.
" The dettination of the troops is at prefent quite
a conjeCture. In the firft intlance, however, they are
all ordered to the Downs, and from thence to Portf-
mouth ; thence to proceed to their feveral deltina-
tkus. The 43d and 95th are fuppofed going to
Woodbridge barracks. Of the German Legion (who
behaved fo well at Copenhagen) one brigade of the
line go to Gibraltar, one remains in England, and
the tell go to Ireland, except the light brigade, which
it is thought is deftined for Jerfey and Guernfey.

1, This town is now (warming with military coats
of all colours. They will loon, h..wever, difappear,
as it is believed the fleet will proceed to•day."

ANOTHER LETTER-SAME DATE.

" The troops which were to have landed yeller-
day, were countermanded by an exprefs ; the whole,
except the lick, will fail the &ft fair wind for Pouf-
mouth and other ports.—Arrived this morning three
fail of Danifh men of war ; and, from the Nore, the
STATELY, of 64 guns, to join the North Sea fleet.—
Admiral Esti:worms remains with his fleet and tranf-
rts,and Admiral RUSSEL with the North Sea fleet,
wind S.W.—A fhip, fuppofed a tranfport, foundered
in Lowefloff roads during the gale on Friday even-
ing fail, and it is feared all on board perifised."
" SOUTH END, NOV. I.

" Yefterday, fome tranfports from Copenhagen
anchored in the Roads, one of which landed at this
place, on their way to Colcheller, !so men of the
Royal Artillery, under the command of Captain
JAMES ADAIR, and Lieutenants ARLEBAII.I DINCLEY,
COLLYER, and Sway, who, after being hofpitably
received at the different inns affigned them, departed
this morning, loon after nine, for their winter quar-
ter&