Star.
London, England, 1807-06-08 00:00:00

SURRENDER OF DANTZIC.

Since the arrival of the Gottenburgh mail, an ex-
tra boat has arrived, which left that place on the zd,
with difparches from our Minifier at Copenhagen. It
brings intelligence that Dantzic furrendered by Ca-
pitula,ion on the z6th, and furnifhes ns with another
report of General Armfeldt to the Governor General
Baron Effen, in defence of hia conclud on the 16. h
of April. It is dated Stralfund, April 20.

THE EXPEDITION.

RAMSGATE, JUNE 7.

Came into the harbour this morning, fifty fail of
ttanfports, to take on board cavalry, foppofed to be
the King's German Legion, which are expected to
embark tomorrow. ••

DEAL, JUNE 7.

Arrived the SEA GULL and WRANGLER, with
a 'convoy of Tranfports (about 40 f ail) , having
on board the King's German Legion (;coo) and
feveral Staff Officers, from Ireland ; INDIGNANT,
Moscuttro, and BLAAVt gun Etrlgs, from off the
Coaft of France. A number of tranfports came
down this morning from the River, which remain to
take on board troops for the BAltic-.

The tranfports with the King's German Legion on
board have all arrived fafe at Dover.

The i oth Veteran Battalion will embark to-morrow,
at Portfraouth, for Canada.

The zd light cavalry of the German Legion, at
preterit in barracks at Canterbury, received orders
on Thurtday, to hold themfelves its readincfs for ea.
barkati. n.

A troop of the 3d regiment of Dragoon Guards
marched into Truro BarriClr, on Thurfday
Serjeant Coos of this troop, having been tent on to
Falmouth, and riding furioufly down a hill pear Pen-
ryn, his bode fell, when the unfortunate man was
killed on the fpot.
The North Devon Militia have returned to Pottf.
mouth garrifon from Gofport, and the Eact Kent ate
gone to Gofport.

General Poarsa, M. P. is appointed to command
the troops at Gorport.

The 13th Light Dragoins, now do the Coati duty
at Deal, Sandwich, and Ilic of Thanet, are orderei
on the King's duty at 'Weymouth, and will probably
march in a few days.

Colonel MANIVOCH is appointed Infpeiting Field
Officer of the Volunteers of Portfmouth Dahill.

The recruiting fervice is fo far fuccefsful that every
day great numbers of recruits are embarked for the
depot in the Ifle of Wight.

As Southampton is fixed for the iteactquarters by
General exam, number of Officers of all dercrip-
tions are daily arriving, which will contribute to the
benefit of that town.

The tcli and 56th Regiment, are under orders to
embark for the Eaft Indies. The Royal George,
Wexford, and Wyndham, EaR Indiamen, are to re•
ceive the 14th on hoard, and the Earl Howe and
Di, nley, the 56th.
The large India fleet now lying at Portfmouth is
to be. immediately difpatched under convoy of the
Sr. ALBA a's, of 64 guns, Captain AUSTIN. By this
'fleet many of the KING'S and Company's Officers go
out to join their regiments at the different Prefiden-
cies, as well as at the Cape of Good Hope : a large
body of tronps likewife goes out.

We hive Peen letters which came by the Experi-
ment, and which defctibe the _terrible fituation in
which the Mind of Sr. Helena is, from the ravages
of the mealles. This diforder had been introduced
by a neutral velrel ; but in a few days no lets than
one hundred of the inha!itants died in the valley.
Governor PATON had ellablifhed a board• of health,
and placed the valley under quarantine, forbidding
all intereourfe with it from any p iris of the Wand.

Not only Generals Sir JoHN Casnnocic and Ish-
COLLS, but likewife JONATHAN DUNCAN, Efq. Gover-
nor of Bombay, is expeeted home in the Brit fleet
from India. Lord LAKE will likewife take his de-
pal cure, as Coon as the arrival of general Hawsrr is
announced.

' Accounts have been received in town from Ja•
maica, that the packet WAS to fail from thence tor
Great Britain, on the 17th of April.

Sir G. BARLOW, on his fettlement in the Madras
Government, is to make a voyage to the Southward.
He is to go by Arcot, through the Baramahl coun.
try, Namgul, Coimbatoor, Darapooram, Amponram
and Dindegul, and to return by .the fiontiers of Ma-
dura, the Polygar country, and Tt inchinopoly. Some
preparations have been ordered at the different lieges
for his reception. The objea of this journey is fimi-
lar to that undertaken by Lord Coati WALLIS to the
Upper Provinces.
A letter from Arcot mentions a fire having broken
out in the vicinity of that place, which dettroyed a
fmall village and a quantity of grain. One of the
Zenanas having caught the Limes, the women fled
from it to the neighbouring houfes: One of thefewo•
men, who had been extricated from a fituation of
great peril by a native, was met in her flight by bet
hatband, who, iottead of thanking her preferver, at•
tempted to murder him, and the man elcaping, the
brutal hatband turned round and (tabbed the unfor•
tunate lady to the heart.
Scindia, on the remonftrances of the Britifit Go.
vernment, has withdrawn the army with which b:
menaced the Jeypuor Rajah.
It is in the contemplation of the Calcutta Govern-
ment to reader the Jumna navigable for large lip
as far as Allahabad.

A letter by an American veffel from Bombay
mentions, that preparations had been made there fat
an expedition, which was generally underftood to be
deftined againft the Mauritius.
By letters from Cuteva we learn, that in the 1*
ginning of March the devotees from all the adjacent
provinces were affembling to proceed to the holy
bathing place, on Sanger Ifland. It is Rated, that
20' 000 perfons palled through the country, in the
courfe of a week, on their way to the Ganges. The
1 India Government has taken effeBual meafures to
prevent the facrifices of children, which were ulna
on this eccation. Some Miffionaries from Seranspote
and other parts, attended, and preached to the ns•
lives, and were heard with attention.
A Polygar Chief has been arreaed at Dindigalt
and fent to Madras, charged with being alive le ex'
citing the late mutiny at Vellore.
A mutiny lately took place in the army 4'6
Scindia had Rationed in the neighbourhood of id'
poor, and fume hundred lives were loft before it roe
fuppreffed. From this circumflance arofe the report
which fpread throughout Hindoltan, that a Malaga
war had IN oken out.