Star.
London, England, 1806-12-04 00:00:00

Dino
Ulm

EAST INDIEZ

ST. HELENA, OCTOSF.It Is.
The belt tidings vs( the day are the captire of;
the Bdlona French privatise in tadia. which has fo
long annoyed cm trade. lA ertukqueeee of the
capture of the Henrietta Freida priereev, foam time
previtus, the private fignAls and the route of the Bel-
lona were made known, and the Potrrearui.. of 1.4.
gun., went in quiet of her. and found her in the tity
of Bengal. The enemy did nut immediately inks,
bat a-cd a broadlidi into the Poweartri, by which
two men were killed. Since the capture of there %IVO
privateers, the commerce in the Eah will continue for
Come time uninterrupted.

I enclofe you Si. Helena Gazettes to the toth oc-
mber inetufive,bit!hich you will learn the particulars
of the eisiture of the Warren Hafting:, and the gal-
lant eonduffi of her officers and.crew. The* being
no Ship here bound for England, nor any Shortly ex-
peßed at the time the American veil airived With
Captain LUMPS!, and the Officers belonging to thei
Warren Hailing', they continued on board the Amt.
rican, which was bound dire& for America, fro=
whence the officers will take their palfage for Eng-
land. The detachments of troops whieh'were had
from this place to affill in the capture of Buenci
Ayres, are expeaed back by Changan. On the ara
rival here of the Majeftic, bound to England. thresk
Spanillt officers on board contrived to make their
efcape on Shore, where they joined eight foreigners,
who uniting, cut nut of the harbour fie Company's
advice brig Jolly Tar, a veffel which 1 ad bees put.
chafed and paid for a few days before for 40001. wick
which they made their & nape, and have
heard of (fine. The forcers of this Scheme hV •
elle& it is believed, to induct Some other for
to follow the example. I learned lag evening Itsiit
plot had been difcovered in the courfe of the day, is
which about 30 foreigners are implicated (not our
foreign Company ;) Several are in conikesneso, and
' I apprehend will undergo an examination to-Am...-
.The volunteers in town were ordered laft night to
113.,1d themfelves in readinefs at a moment's warning.

The Georgians packet has been difpatehed to ing•
land from hence by the way of Buenos Ayres. them%
(we, if not arrived on the reception of this, you may, •
!trimly exited her with the latch advices frets that',
fettkatent. We have advice' here, that the outward.
bound Chips Elphindone, Walmer Carile. Ceres, and
Winclielfea, parted for Bombay, in the Mofambiqua
Channel, and it is hoped will arrive fare. Theis.
companions from England, the David Scott, Stu,
Alnwick Callle, Sir Hugh Inglis, Lord Calllssughx
Sir W. Bentley, and Lady Jane Dundas, for Benoit
arrived fare at Madras, on the s7rh of June.
By the American Chip Frieudthip, Capt. luau.,
WILLIAMS. from Madras, which arrived here the
Ash of September, tBo6, we learn that a dread Adi
famine had prevailed for tome time in China, sad
the mortality occafioned by it in that populous 80.
pire had been very great. Three of the Hon. Com-
pany's Chips, viz, the David Scott. Alnwick Cattle,
and ElTez, were taking in rice at Madras for China.
By the MajeGic tranfport, Captain Cositsros.
from Madras, lad from the Cape of Good Hope. ac-
counts have been obtained, which hale, fp great have
been the imports of European merchandise into that
colony fince it has bun in the polrefUon of the aria%
that the market is completely overancked, and that
in cnnfequeuce, reverel Pips with their cargoes bad
failed for the River Plate.

When General B aaaaa ORD receives the reinforce-
ment that may he espeted very floral at the River
Plate, little doubt cln be entertained that the redtvc-
tion of Monte Video will follow that of Buenos
Ayres, as the inhabitants already perceive the ad-
tontages derived from a free trade, under tbeprotec•
ti:ln of the Briti(h Government, contrafted with the
fevete refit iflion and tyranny which they before ex-
perienced : and the vent for Bran Manufaelures,
thus opened, will add a ftefh fpur to indultry in our
mother country, andd;fippoint the fchemes of France,
now endeavouring to exclude us from every port of
Europe under its influence.

We are told that the Archbifhnp receives military
honours, and that a HatilAr refpeel is p.ttd to religious
folemn procelions.

The Citizens of Buenos Ayres are (Lily coming
forward to (wear allegiance to his Bairmic
Jssrr ; our officers and foldiers are treated with the
greateft hofpitality, and, from every appearance, the
Inhabitants leant rejoiced at their change.