Star.
London, England, 1807-09-21 00:00:00

WErMO SLAT, so!

We have had feveral departure-On the coat& of
the Lift week, bnt the arrivals have- increafed, and
the autumnal part of the feefon promifes 'to be very
fa. Our Theatre has been well attended fotfeveral
nights pall, and the melo dratne of 7eIAA, brought
forward by. Mr. H UCHES, the manager, at an Imp
(paring expence, has amply repaid his exertions to
gratify the public.
A fine brilk gale tom the N. E. for.thefe two or
three days pail, has been rather on-propitious to the
promenaders. The libraries and Harvey's indion,
have been in confequence tktir denier refort. Pat.
ties who are fond of fea excurfions, took advantage
of the breeze, and the bay has been covered with
pleafnre boats.
AItIIIVA

Mars. Dick and'

per and Hadwint Captain Skynge.—alerrs. Portman, Stun, ~
A Danvers, IVialthk, Evela, More, Hallett, T. Mallen, llooman,
Olive, Rawlins, Bocndl, Dalkeime, Liebenwood, • Sunlit.. W.
Burge, and Fuffell.—BAlftrtiffs kWh, Way, Willis, Mitehdl, and

C.:Otidwin....idiffes Si ca.: 1104036,iiiise, Levifon Gower.

It gieit is great plesfure to Ilate, that the Right
Hon. Lord Aarsu has fubfcribed One Hundred
'Pounds totaffift m re:ettablifbing Mr. SWAN in his
'hulinefs as a Printer. Orir readers will recoiled that
r Mr. Sw*s's premifes, containing the'fruits of many
years indukry,.wereSsiirely, co:Ahmed by fire on the
sod: of.linplirilalt. Ws are happy to add, that
many of the proprietors of country newfpapers have
fub(ctibed liberally for the fame benevolent purport..
6:Acts have bein fent Out for'the iimisadiate recal
of Ginikal WtirrshoccE. It is fettled that he is to •
.unfttgitAP,Olitt ,Martial .as Coon as he &all return to
i kigtatl4,...
14lirA xe.,. • - . -
r.'ll atthe Danes in killed and wounded, dnr.
4ii ibex& attack on Copenhagen, exceeded 6000
~Ite:.l friely—ind the piifoners, at the time of the furren-
de titthe city, amounted to 3000.
. . e following Notiee was on Saturday ;rued from
fit
the AdMiralty:-,

- % " AttainUp (Ace, Sept. sp.
si An Order is gives% for a Convey to proceed from Falmouth
with the !hips bound to Portugal."
- The role delign of this appears to be to remove any
Apprehention of an immediate rupture with Portugal.
We are led to this opinion by the conAderation that
it is not poffible for any velfel now in the River to
take advantage of the convoy in queftion, namely,
that of the Mtiaos, which, if not already failed,.aa
we believe it ties, will atTuredly put to fea before it
can be joined by any fhip from London. •
Saturday we received fome more American papers s
one of.them, which has been mod violent in its com-
ments on the late events off Hampton, makes the
following pofitive remark on the indrudions fent to
the American Minifier. in London: " Our Govern-
ment has feat to England, not to enforce, by new
arguments, our right to prated, by our own flag,
thole failing under it—it has not fent to inquire whe-
ther the Britith Minitiry will now allow us the right
they fo often refuted—fuch a conduit would have
-been degrading and abfurd ; but it has inftruaed our
?airliner to maim one demand, and.one only, which, is
6 That atonement,. and ample fatisfailion fhould 'be
given to the people of America, for the murder of
their countrymen on board a national (hip, and for
the difhonour done to the vat ion,by taking out of their
'hip, by force, four men, Paid to be deferters,but who
are every one of them Americans by birth."
According to the official documents which have ap-
peared in the late American papers, we learn that
there were lad year fifty fail of American (hips in
China, which took from thence to America from 8 to
to,coo tons of tea, a great part, of which finds its
way to Europe.

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Several tranfports are taken up at Plymouth, and
it is fuppored for Come ferret Expedition. A large
lbody of artillery, with heavy ordnance and field.
pieces, are expected to be embarked as Coon as the
tranfports are ready to receive them, which will be
in the courfe of this week.
About tom volunteers for the line embarked on
Wednefday and Thurfday, from Portfmouth, for
Cork, to join their regiments in Ireland. They came
from the depot at Winchefter, where they had been
collated from ta i•.:us Militia regiments.
Captain Hai cairn...who diftinguifiied himfelf in
the command of a divifion of the boats employed
before Copenhagen, has been appointed to the com-
mand of the Danifh fiigate Fredericfwaern, which
was taken by the Cowus.
'Tin You, of 74 guns, Capt. Barrow, is ordered
toproeted, without delay, from Woolwich to Sheer.
fiefs, and from therice to join the fleet in the Baltic.
. Captain OTTER is appointed to command the Pao.
stunts frigate, recently: fitted at Chatham; as Is
Captain 4•1111111 to the command of the BAILRACOUTA
floop of war, at the fame port.
We are authorifed to contradia a report which fire
appeared in one cf the Morning Papers, that Achni
etralVasitow had refigned the command of the Leith
Won, which is not the cafe.
Friday laft the North Lincoln regiment of Militia
marched into Flarwich from Ipfwich.
Friday the Yarmouth and Norwich Volunteers
were iafpetted by. Lieutenant Colonel Mums t—
anclon Saturday the Norwich marched homes they
1 having been on permaheht duty for t 4. days.
On Friday morning,. at eight o'clock, the corning•
betufictf the powder mills at Feverfham, blew up with
a diendful explofion : fix men and three horfes were
at work in it at the time; they ill perillted in a mi.
-terable manner, and prefenteda fpeaacle frightful to
behold. Three of the men were literally blown to
pieces: a head here, an arm there, and ales inferno
diftant place fromthe reit Their relatives and friends
gathered the fcattered members, and carried theta
away in baatets. The fix unfortunate men hare left
wives ind children. The quantity of powder imp
corning-mill was conliderable, and the expl
dreadful. By what accident the powder took fir%
is not known. A fimilar misfortune happened 'I)
the powder mills at that place in the fummer of :Soh
Coast Excitants, MARK Lailat SHIT. at The
frefh import. of Wheat to day make rather a fur
fupply, and ales made are dull at a decleneon is
price of it.. and as. per quarter.—Ftee new Wel
rather dearer-r.and Malt fall as high—White PC"
upwards of los, per quarter advance-Jeans of est
fort are lower—Oats are in tolerable Cup h 7, and
about as.
delpleale
per quarter cheaper.-419ur. it- Prefiat•
prices is

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• ti***4l day the Perreverance, ELLio4t ; the
DM; VitaNiaa 1 Ind Ceres, from London,
jested tb Gibtaltirk: Ann, Halms, from ditto for
Salta; Thornati DOern, from ditto to Oporto; Sarah
knot FlLit.ipSes final ditto, for this port; and the
isisevican 04 Orion, from Peter(burgh, detained by
Hero triirateer..—fhe is batch with iron, hemp, and
~Ilona, Woad PS New York.; alto his Majelly's cutter
Ilstrirtukt, Halt a claire. The John, drOiten'tfeT,
',boggling eutibr, a detained upon forpicion, and fent
this port eftirtidY by the Glory privateer of this
pri.—.Wind EN. E.
PLYMOUTH. 111PTEMMIn 19.
Came in the Geconomy, Captain DAVIN reart
tnm Riga y Speculator, Captain Ditsasson,.from
anti, both *ith naval Rotes; Haatawts, of 14.
gene, from A ertliKe j HOUND bomb, of lo guns, from
Otternfiry.—Sailed the SO4arlars, of 74 guns, to
pia the Channel Fleet ; VobArse, of 18 guns, to the
Atawards Cienistos, of
.14 guns, with tranfpoetss
basing on board troops for Ireland.
PORTSMOUTH, SEPTEMBER so.
Arrived the Staanuovs goo brig, from a anise.
the Itstmasasr grin brig, with a ementrittit
Cork.—The Detaris frigate, Captain J. Sraseaalr
sad the Cusa frigate, Captain Passau, bays hiss
old off at this port. Their crews were diitramted
tithe TIMILAIRR, BULWARK, and STATIRA. The
BULWARK, of 74 gone, Hon Captain Irsalstati, is
Wag for a foreign Ration. The Spurknoy Ruffian
frigate; was joined yefterday by a ltore.fhip; they
will Gil for the Mediterranean in a few days.
DEAL, SEPTEMBER so.
jailed through the Downs from the River, left
AO, the Remittance, Law, for New York; Loyal
Sas; Lutrasca, for Bermuda ; and the Eliza.
Piot, for New Providence.—Sailed the CLYDE
frigstefon a (ruin. Arrived the SPLCOLATO a lugger
oraPortfmouth.—Wind N. W.
WEYMOUTH, SEPTEMBER so.
Arrived the Dues or You cutter,' Lieut. Foists,
with a feizore of sots calks of fpirits ; HARDY gun.
brig, Lieutenant Psaaaran, from a cruise. Sailed
the Gay/Houma tinter, R. WlLK:asct, for Dept.
ford, to be docked t CheftetAeld packet, S. WOOD,
with mails and parengers for Goernfey and Jerfey;
Priecefs Augulla, C. CLARK, for Guernfey, with
tattle ror the troops; Alert, D. Puvaos, ditto,
psfrefigars ; Brilliant,,W. Cove*, ditto, cattle ; Two
Friends, E. Batas, for Jerfey ; Providence, C.
trot%) for London; Two Friends, jos. 'Vrs, for
Raorgate,. and Grace, S. Maasit, for Porthnouth.
• HARWICH, SEPT. so.
Arrived here this day the brig Endeavour of
Arundel, having been captured by a French lugger'
Inisiteer,ol, Friday night lag off the Galloper Light,
and recaptured by the Argus revenne cutter of this
r^tt: Captain Thames. We learn by part of the
Argus' crew, who ae come in with the brig, that
they law the lugger afterwards running alongride the
Argus, and firing inceffant collies of mufketry into
htr and from the great friperinrity of men on board
her, having yo, and the cutter only 26, we are very
ferrfol the eutttr is captured Sailed the Lord
Duncan, Captain HAMILTON ; and King George'
Captain Sat/Nam—the former with mails for Heli.
k,land, the latter with mails lot Gottenburgh
tiled alto the Ace:lasso* gun brig, Lieutenant
V/ATSOIII on a cruize. Wind W: N. W. .
YmbigOunt, SEPT. so.
Sailed the %TUTU. and FLORA frigates, and °ea.
ens flop of war. Arrived the MAI esTic, Admiral
Rutstv.t. ; and the gliEssc, Captain Lord FAO!:
um), horn Heligoland (which ifland has been takeil
by the Admiral on their late cruize). Sailed the'
Eritrean and FOILEITER (loops, and Eanasr gas.
;brig oil a mite ; and the CLAVOIA cutter, Lieute.
•nant LOAD, with a convoy for Elfineur. The Mips
in the Roads are the MAJESTIC and Rossuce, Ad=
mirals Russset. and Dorm LAS flag (hips ; and Act-
AIM and %met frigate; the former •is preparing
to take on board an Ambaffador for the Continent.
SHEERNESS, SEPTEMBER ao.
Wind N. E. blows flrong...--Sailed the Guftavn
AdolphusrLvasce, with deals, tar, Fcc. from Walla
bound to Sweden ; and the Idoghetur, HAdasoosi,
with tar, pitch, &c. from Carleby for Gibraltar, Al-
tl.ol the Swedifh fhip Printers Wilhelmina, Capt.
Trios, from London, in ballaft, bound to Hornefandi
t!fothe Dani(h brig Two Sifters, Dino ice ANDARSOII
Miller, with a cargo of falt, brandy, wine, and
bibegar, from St. Martin', in France, bound to
Mofs, in Norway ; detained by his Majefly's !kip
Currie. The fignal is flying for the Baltic convoy
to colic& ; bit!, if the wind continues fo Rrong from
eN. E., it is doubtful whether they will fail on
ructilAy.

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PENZANCE, SEPT. t*.
Since my lag the Robert and George and Reio-
Ir'i''N of Bitmonth ; the Friends, of Plymouth ; the
I).:light, of Portfmnoth ; the Brothers, of Poole ; the
. ..
,N. 07 a i Kec.ver
j of Kidwilly ; •the Reverie, Good-
:ntent, nf Milf Ird ; the Brillol packet, cf Dartmouth;
the Lovely, of Sandwich ; and the Commerce, of
LTO. n, and feveral other coallers, put in here wind
b'stind t and ) eflerday the Union, of and for this
place, I': egar then, from St.Pctcriburgh, with hemp,
itco7-blought nothing news . -

itAittAt. ifilatiat io; 1
, On Saturday Car& joiduoti, Commander of
*slot GoVedas' Bie, cadre up to town with ah ae-
siotigt of the arrival in the River of that velel from
'thanle of France, which the left on the a6th Novern•
tsar. This veffel has efefted a very expeditious
voyage, having left the Bengal pilot on the ad Otio-
her, arrived at Pondicherry on the a ath of that month,
failed from thence on the fame evening, touched at
Tranquebar, reached the Mauritius on the s4th No-
-1 vember, remained there twelve days, and arrived at;
the Sandheads the 4th January. The Warren Hal
tinge' cargo of tea was delivering. The Fame (late
extra fhip) remained at Port S. E. The Danilh
Company's tbipbHoltlein, from Copenhagen to Se-
rampore, having been difmafted off Ceylon, had been
obliged to bear up for, and had arrived at the Mao
litmus. The only prizes (strived at the ifland in addi•
tion to thole of which accounts have Come time (ince
been received, was an Arab Grab Ihip captured by
the Piedmontefe.