Star.
London, England, 1814-09-26 00:00:00

HARWICH, REP TEMBER 25.

Arrived yesterday the Lady Nepcin packet, with
a mail from Holland.—Sailed the Loid Ne:son pac-
ket, with a mail for Gilmsltar ; the Earl Leicestes
packet, for Holland ; and the Phoenix packet, for
Cuxhaven.—Arrived to-day the Oliver, Mary, and
Venus transports, from the Downs.—Wind S. W.

CORK, SEPTEMBER 21.

Monday arrived the URGENT, Capt. rITZNIAURICE.
with trampoits, last Iran Portsmouth, having the
Galway Militia on board, from Dover. The South
Down and Derry sailed before them. The SvISELLit
frigate spoke the UROZNT, and, it is said, informed
Captain F. • that she had a Messenger bound from
America, the bearer of dispatches of a pacific nature.
Arrived yesterday, the JASON, Hon. Captain KING ;
BLOODHOUND, BANTLRIR, FORRESTER, and ECLAIR,
from a cruize. Arrived to day, the CASTILIAN from
a cruize. The N. S. Del Carmen, Portuguese ship,
arrived here on Saturday—she was captured at the
Western Islands by the CALYPSO sloop of war, under
very suspicious circumstances, who put nu.r. On board,
and sent her far England. On the I;th she was cap.
tured, 15 leagues to the S.W. of Cape Clear, by the
Chasseur, American privateer, who, alter taking out
a large quantity of opium, &e. gave her up, and put
some of the Atlanta's crew on board, previously
taken by the privateer, who compelled the Portuguese
Captain to put in here. They were spoke with atter-
wards by his Majesty's ship Ertiatua. The Chasseur
was 25 days from New York, and had made eleven
prizes—sailed uncommonly fast—..sent six of her
prizes for America. The outward-bounds Fleets
remain as per last.
GRAVESEND; SEPTEMBER SI.
Arrived the Loyalht, Pat kin', from °madam:re; Sitm.tel Bea-
nett, Walker, from Jamaica; David :11,1.‘; Cisigle, irons Sun
ham; Cumberland, Vaux, from Trinidad; Vrow Caiturina,
Smitt, from Gron,:ingen; Duke of Eleduaril, Stronshilt, from
Rouen; Eenjam:n Shaw, Newf., from Demarati ; Jour) Western,
Loader, from Guadaioupet Lushangt on, Matt-, mom ouritiarst;
Hawthorn, More, from St. Vincent. ; Mary, ..:apes, from Co
bago; Seblla,Knight, from St. Lucia; Prauch:as, °lett. from
St. Domingo ; Indus, Callender, from Jamaica; Prince Frederick,
Ludwig, from Bremen ; 'Clog George., Westetbury, from Rouen ;
Esmaralda, Petilenick, true Gone; AlFetrosa, Harrison, front
Quebec; Triends, Pniniett, from Hambuigh; Nep.tutus, Kra •
ner, from Groningen; Oidmar, from Ostisul ; Dolpta,
Tallack, from Havre•l Hope, D' ort from Rotterdam ; tasty,
Myth, from Uremei; acurnte lieuleiror, from Curunna ; Jo-
' aunt, Zano, from ltilboa; Bead, from Lisbon ; and
kkochelle, Barker, from II lboa. Sailed the John Andel son,
Cummilis, for °steads; Active, Kroger, for Eldneur; Free sr+-
ton, Outhert, for Haniburgli ; Will ant, Lirtklatec, for leucrific ;
aad Hoop, Kam, for RotteP.AIII.

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DISTRIBU I'ION OF PRIZE-MONEY.
The Naval Expedition against the Isla of 1'111114;c, the 27th inst.
at 13 Great Geurge-street, Westminster.
The Navy and Army composing the Expedition igainst Gua
deloupe, the Sd October, at tit, Clement's Inn.
Scrap, for the Neptunus, the 28td ins:. on board, at Ports
mouth; recalled at 42, St. M.ry'►-street, there.
Imperieuse, for Madonna del Carmine, Fortuna, and Nebren-
konioaa, to-morrow, at Tt, li:sea-btract.

Early on Friday morning the Gun:Cowen, of 74,
Captain R. WILLIAM; passed by Portsmouth from
the Leeward Islands, with the trade fur London,
which sailed from lit. Thomas's on the Ist ultimo.
The Monate, Capt. De COURCY, parted with the ships
for the Bristol Channel some days since. The convoy
consisted of sixty sail; and every ship is arriied safe.
The GLOUCESTER fell in with four American priva-
, leers on the passage, but by a very careful attention
to her charge, they were. prevented from doing any
mischief to the ships--one of them a large schooner.
he RHIN, Captain Commrs Mauxocsx, arrived at
Portsmouth on Saturday morning, from Jamaica.—
She left Negril Bay on the '26th of July, with the last
convoy for the season, consisting of 48 merchantmen,
in company with the Watnitroti, 74, Lord Viscount
Tonnixotso, and SAPP/lIRE, Captain ; the
former passed on with the ships for the liver; the
latter parted fur the Bristol Channel. The
TACIIINICT, ROTA, IlAd CARNATION accompanied the
Meet as fir as the Western Islands, where they would
cruise during the hurricane months at Jamaica. The
Rhin lost IS seamen on the passage by fever, which
was produced by hot deleterious blasts in the Gulf of
Florida. Captain HAvNEsi, promoted from the SAP-
mime, came passenger in the RHIN.
Tuesday, the American frigate Chesapeake, which
was so gallantly captirred some time since by Sir
PHILIP &nits, and the SriAmNos's brave Ottccrs and
crew, arrived at Portsmouth, from Halifax. Captain
BURDETT (late a the MAIDSTONE) has brought her
to England. She sailed in company with 14 Hoouc,
of 74 guns, Hon. Captain CAPRI. ; ORPHLUS. Cap-
tain .FahlAN ; and Uniarir, Captain DI.NN, on the
21st ult. which skips had a convoy of vessels in
charge. The Imam parted company with the con-
voy off Ireland, except five trapports, which arrived
at Portsmouth. These ships have been actively em-
ployed since the ci.mnimcement of the war with
America. Captain Bunotrep in the MAIDSTONE, has
alone capturei and destroyed 300 sail of vessels on
the.Ametican coast. The Hon. Capt. PAGET came
twine in la Hoceut. The lion. Rear Admiral HENRY
HOTIIAM has his flag flying in the Sursits, which is
now contra waled by Captain J. A. Gotto•N, late of
the Caitiginuara

ARArr.
the CAlway Militia and Part of the 42,1 girnent
Cure arrived At Cork front Portsmouth. •
•
RAVI/Miff, A U0.6.-4iie MO.jettY) psHitt str.s,
Captain Pater, and the CauftoK, of YO guns, Captains
&tomtit, arrived here on this, fith.instant with fir.: or
six hundred men, under the command of C.lorot
Nittrout and proteeded resterday morning for dea
neighbourhood of New Orlea.ns.
SfR 1014 N MURRAY.
curs or The Caisson To in osinattatria aciatteir arrtiTes
atA siT-ostisitAL Su Jess Y , RAI I ike &c sk.c.
1. for kanding;kr rajodoating on sh when landed, b.l green
the 7th and the filth of luta, oar Tetragon,* :are q :as* :y of
tomtit artillery, ammunition, ani stores, wows be had ,;,.in-1
son to believe that no real benefit would be derivml far 10 or IS
days as to producing tie tag ni tar ag an by these meaosi.and
when he bad eadvud informati,,n, which lie believed, tl.4t long
before that tame a superior torte of the enemy would be near
ism, and was aware that the siege ten t thee be iihindotutd;
knowing at the woo time thereat and denier. at end.
az a sudden re-embarkation On that can t;+—ouch elandue. being
kigki* enmilhary and *saint the sp of his lretreeti ess.
id. For neglect of duty, and dlti.ltediestcl of 'h. express vre'ta.
ten ord•xs of his Excellency Field•Niarshal the Marquis of Wae•
hlis re., the Cammander of his Alajesty`a &me in the pen's.
-ula, by not immediately re-tinbark-iis the whole of the forces
midis his command, +vier he mid detertniued to tat e and had
actually raised the, siege of Tarragona, and return:us o
in order to a•sist §panish aratie, in that Priisitic.-, hi &muting
the p4s;t.ons which they in ;ht I . acquired there
3d. For ntislect of in hastily re-embarking the forces us.
der his command witlio6t any previous preistatiens or arrange.
mem, ai.d thus prcci,.itately ab.u.dotti4g a tontitierable quantity
of artillery, storts, anti tinimunitito, about tvth o: !nue, vein;
near Tarragona, when be was s far from be.itg cotnpel.ed to
this de:radios measure, the inimed ate arproto;:i of an, t.:4s.rior forte, or by any othcr suelcient cattse,jhat by du.: r.to;;
less, and tumult, the greater part, if out the whiget itg6l-.: have
bolo Liu:mated in safeti, ; Admiral liettowas.t., who wait at the
Ithne on duty at the station, engaging to rifest the ssine: --stab
conduct being highly to the prejudice of Vats serske, and detri.
mental to the British military ci erecter.
(Sighed) 11w M PA Li xuAm, At
F. Bernina Lae rum. Isq. D. ctruty Joke Ad cocate.
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tiTitAct 01 A Ci ma/LAM 14,Ttelt /11•• N 1 *tr. sirilirr•
TO.III ".V.Sit TO Til t COLONLL'S UA I Lu ALA,. 12.
kaiNce RcCLN r Lasing 'Alai into his gracim, clod.
aeration, the diringeldied Landect of the Lfßesr. of the Army
ill the Course of the War which bat beer recently britizi,! to so
honouraWe a termination, has herb pleased, in the name. aril oa
the behalf of his Majesty, to order, that an luaell3o shall be made
its the rates of Half pay, to the OlOcers of the Line w:r> may be
redorad upon the furmattots cf a Pc4Cit Establishmert ; or who
may have beta placed un Half.p.iy in the court* iht the isteWar,
on account of wounds or inEren Its contrived Upon service."
N. /3. By the tertra “ late War" Is to be understood, the wile
which commenced l ith rebruary, I ;OS, the dare of his 111.
je-ty's Order in Condi, granting general Reprise!, agal..st
SCALE OF 11/11 NEW RATES or LIALS PAY.
New kern of
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t!,e presto. Rates
of Half Pay.

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