Star.
London, England, 1812-07-27 00:00:00

+HE ARMY.

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le sustained a muting fight of s- - hours dau. . . --
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-• 0 . . 'Dublin
on, and arrival safe at Halifax. On her way, thi- , Aasietrot . . - Wseoi.d. . ' ». His'Otece the Duke of BUI3CLETYOII arrived at Bel-
-6 nug• ast on Sunday se'nnight, in. the morning, from 4cot-
er an opporttmity of retaliating presented itstlf int
• 1 1 °. . fand, and hastaken theoommandof his regiment, the
''. 'to - - • Cadiz o - 1
e BEiVinftaa, having fallen in with three Amer!. . - 0 •
• ' • Lisboo . _ 1 • Dumfriesshire Midi, now in that garrison.
in vessels, which she captured and cartied into isorto 1 - - Guernsey .
.. . ta ... , The 10th Dranons have left Brighton for Houn.-1
.dmiral SAWYER, however, not having received any
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is - / Jersey
oke '' • • : slow Barr .tcks.' they have been succeeded by the
- 1 - . w . - - ° • •
•cov4, of the American Government having de- . GALLANT ACTION.
18th Hussars.
• Saturday, detachment of the 100th (or His Royal
aced liar against this Country, ordered the imnie...' The. SULAM of 10 guni, Lieutenant WatutaND, Highness tWe Prince Regent's County of Dublin Re-'
;ate liberation of those vessels, in order that the cir. recently fitted ant at Plymouth, was formerly 'the giment), consisting of five Officers, and 8T rank and
American schooner,' is a beautiful vessel, And file, volunteers from the
imstance should not afford any father hostile pre- Fly Militia,.marched into Poste:
nee to them. We trust, however, that this act of
sails remarkably fast. She was,_ therefore, purchased mouth, on their way from their depot at Battle Bar.:
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by Government under the impression that she was racks, to join their regiment at Halifax, in Nova
nvardly outrage of the Americans, has long eret •
admirably adapted to the capture of French pi iva- Scotia. • ,
Lis been retaliated by some exemplary ihastisensent teers. -On Tuesday morning last she put to sea from The remainder of the Royal Stannary Corps hate
the part of our cruizers, unless it shall appear that Plymouth, after a strange sail, then off the Start, and orders to march to Plymouth• Dock, tor training, oft
ue reparation was promptly afforded by the Ame-
supposed to be one of those privateers that have lat. the 2d of August next.
terly infested the Devon and Cornish coasts. When . Friday the skeleton nf the second battalion of the
can Ministry. • • first perceived hylthe SEALARK, the stranger was ob. gallant 4.2 d regiment (17.otlicers and 108 men), em-
In the above action the BILVIDERA had three men . served boarding two merchant vessels, but on 0b..: Barked at' Gravesend on board of the Inverness
;lied and eighteen- wounded. The Americans had serving the approach of the former, the privateer : picket, Captain MANX, for Inverness. This arrange-
fully in their power to capture the BXLVSDZ&A, in. made all sail, although the SEALAIM was much meat is. an additional proof (f the solicitous attention
end the Captain was surprised that Ihiy did not. i smaller. The privateer, like most vessels of her class, iof his Royal Highness the Commander in Chief to
sAiled• remarkably well, but was overtaken at three , the comfort and convenience of the soldier. Instead,
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o'clock in the afternoon, when a desperate action as heretofore, of sending to Leith troops destined
The DOTTEREL sloop war has arrived at Ports- .
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loath from Oportra, which Flare she left, on .the 18th• , commenced, the pritateerhaving double the number northward of Aberdeen, by this new arrangement of
of
, men, and mountin six guns More than the SEA- i sea-conveyance, there is an exemption of tke men.
sat. She brings accounts fio m the: Eafil o€ Wituipto- i LARK. The crew of the latter boarded the privateer f from. longotharassing march, and of Government
- ,N's army to the 1 ltb,:isi which time his_Loashipos iseveral times during the action, And after a severe.;-1 (043 , a coasiderathle . additional expellee, added to
. feaditiarters wereitili at Alciago. We regret to contest of an hour and a half, in which much hercusmthecminfortable accommodation of thayeisels;santf the
: was displayed on both sides, the Frenchman stritifit -auention,antrezperiessee.. of .ahle seamen as. mastcre.
L-ara that the army in die. Peninsulallas been de- ,
• his colours. She proved, to be. the lugger privateer, all whichavAntages have resulted from the establiAr-
,oised of the serviestrof 'die Hero of Barrosa, who ; . .
la Ville De Caen, taPtain-Cocitur, ei 16 guns, and New Shipping Company.
meat of Ihverness
has come home in thfDerrzneL, with a severe corn-185 men, out one day from the Isle du BAs. Fourteen
plaint in his eyes, bill which we trust will not be of men and the Captain of.the privateer tell in the attion,
long duration. The following communication from and-17 were wounded. The ,French Captain was
wounded, felt overboard between. the two vessels, and
Oporto, contains the latest intelligence from the allied
was drowned. The SEALARK had 7 men killed, and
army: •

Noson, JULY 23.—Yeverday the Gentlemen of
-Eton College had their Annu.ll Regatta -on the wa-
ter, in six boats, to Boun:y, oppos.te
On a meadow tables were spread with a stim;:%ion
collation. Their dresses were of the naval intiform,
and the coxswain of each boat wore a he fwncy
__aot...i.
dress. They were accompanied by the band of the
20th regiment, which pla)ed misty martial and other
They returned in the same order to Windsor-
bridge, at nine o'clock, rowed through ant back,
round an ayte several times, and were saluted by a
grand. display. of fire-works. .The Procession con-
' eluded at half-past nine o'clock.—Yesterday the Duke
Of Tonic arrived at 12 o'clock, and left Windsor ter
Oadands, ateve.—The Purees 'RltilatiT art ived at
a cpiarter befire three o'clock,.aosl dine) with the
I Tim, PR ass INCESSES, and Prince CIiAILOTTI of
X rALIM• Afti:.r dinner, the. 11/4,1NC1 12110aNT, the
Qucttc, and all the PRINCESSES, unit iin. three of tier
Majesty's caniages, atud the Princesi Ctiklu..oTry..of
'Watts in her phaeton, accompanied by Lady Cur-
FORD, to Surley-hall, to see the young Gentlemen
come up the River. At eight o'clock the Patuctt-
Itaoetrr set off for London.

" OPORTO, JULY 18.

24 wounded. Among the killed was Mr. PURNELL,
of Plymouth-Dock, Captain's Clerk, his first cruize
at sea. The privateer was brought into Hamoaze a
complete wreck.
CORK, JULY 22.
His Majesty's ship DAux•rtzss,Capt. BARBER, sailed
yesterday evening, with the Christian and line trans-
ports, haying provisions for our Fleets at Lisbon and,
Cadiz—after seeing the convoy sale, the D.\UNTLLSS
proceeds on a cru:ze. The llntsx sloop of war* Capt.
IVIOUNSIIER, proceed: direct for Lough.willy station.
The LEONIDAS frigate, Capt. Guaktatts, is nearly
ready far sea, and, it is s..id her destination is also
for the above place. The J.%LOUSE sloop of war, Capt.,
Moan's, will sail either to-day or to-morrow, nn a
a crufze. His Majesty's ship FORTUNSE. Capt. S.
soya, is shortly expected from Ply month, to join the
ships on this station. • .

Our last scccunts from die army are to the 10th.
Every thing remained as' on the Bth. On the Bth, a
French piquet, consisting of 25 men, were made pri-
soners by Don Julian's troops. General Hill's army
stationed in Llerena and Villa' Garcia. Drouet
s retired to Cordova. General Sir Thos. Graham
d Staff proceed to England in the Dotterel sloop
war. The General returns in consequence of the
of his eyes." ,

this morning, with Ja•
June. On the 12th of
!AROLDTA, Captain Hus-

)yal. Yesterday morning
Carthagena, which states, that
Santa Marthans were still
account of their proceedings
.spapers having been sup.
persevered in besieging
very little success ; he
outposts on the 19th June,
on the 21st, 12y.A, corps
who has entered

FALMOUTH, JULY 24.
• Arrived the Chesterfield Packet, from Jamaica,
in 38 days ; and the Am 'vs and LAPWING cutters,
from a cruise. The following Packtts are gone into
the Roads—Walsingham, f.r Lisbon ; 401' for
' f
Cadiz • and the Duke of Kent (2d), for Gibraltar
•
and Malta. '
, PLYMOUTH, JULY 25.
Arrived • the
.Phcenix, from Wales 1• iGracei from
Diirtmossab.; the Moon;frcor Exeter ; taiid the Valltv '
cutter, from off Brest.. The Mau, Tans, horn
414,1proap,,j,,suuning sbip, with. a cargo of tinakLUr.
this port, arrived dn. litnrsd.itolii- 97 Ai'ys—spoke,
17 days since, iniat. 50 N. • long. rs W. the home.
wz:rd-bound West India' Pleet,' 85 sail—ill w:c11.
Sailed the I.Q.111) COCHRANE hired aimed brig, and
i the Ametican brig .Java, CA NDLEIIO--Wind; S.
' : POR'TSMOU'TH, JULY 26.
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Sailed his Majesty's shift MISSELTOE will tile home.
ward-bound, for the Downs, accrlmpailied by his Ma.,
jesteil shirr TSUI/tn. in consequence cf. a French pri•
vateer having been seen on the coast.—Sailed his
Majesty's ships VAIIGILAN, PRINCESSCAROLINE, and
Clacs, for off Cherbourg ; and the PARTHIAN, 0.1 a
cruize in the Channel.—The MINDEN, 74, C iptain
SKENE, will proceed to Plymouth to be paid; and
shortly after she ivirl'sail to the East Indies to.receive
the flag of Sir SAMUEL H00D...4%d B IEFIRUE, .Ad.
miral BERKELEY, Captain Sir 'l'. }how, B..rt. arri•
ved here from Lienin on Tuesday ; sh.: left. Lisbon
on the Bth instant—Admiral MARTIN arrived there
on the 28th ultimo,
.and has taken the commind_
There came home passengers in the BARFLEUR Lord
and Lady EmoN, and Lady 'HARDY and family.
DEAL, JULY se.
Arrived his Majesty's ship Mrst.rror, from Potts-1
mouth ; and the VIRAGO, with a convoy from Cork—
they are gone for the river; also his Majesty's ships
THALIA and PIIMTON.• The outward-bound are still
detained by contrary winds.Vind S.W.
GRAVESEND, JULY 26.

—Ty Witi.i7Ai:Wrlfik"
kteredlorins ArabellaaliLDlNGs
MASTIN, tram Liverpool ;
lets, Htlarna 1. and L,wk,
's ; and,Brotheri Adien-
,wfoundlana. -

;er, Pv 12CH, fOT St. An-
aisE, . for Jamaica ; Sir
-for 44tufHappy Return,
:homers Ann, Auuszws,
see ,sitrera. for Mirimachi.
his Ildjesty's brig: JULIA
,eresford, from Bermuda."

.sterday morning arrived
Ace, in Downing-street,
.411 chargé d'Affaires at St.
by a Gentleman, who. it
They landed at Deal
I night, having come from
?vlr. SMITH remained
. hours. At three o'clock
Iled, which was attended by
Lords LirEuroot., CAS-
, were sent for to town from
SMITH, we believe, is the
dro was lately Secretary of

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Lora CATI CART transacted business on Satortley
at tire Sccretary of State's Office, and it is nn,.!arstood
will leave town in a fLw clAys. His Lordsl)...p 'and
suite are hourly exi-ected at Yarmobth, to ernbarl:
board the Acrott.mi frigate, and proceed direct
to St. Mersbnrgh.. Two Inesseugers wilt. accom-
.pany his Lerddlip.
Lord WA Lions, we learn, is aypointel to accosni;
party Lord CA': HCAUT, oar his J:11 iSiofl:4o ltusiu, 1114,
Eec..ztary of i,o2ati9p
- • - •re'A
--ZOOiS 130 NA l'A irr Wow was.nrrted to be
is.r.ow at Islewhans, in Lower drinking '
vr a ;:r rs.
Cencral PiTtutePots, it is said, was a prisrishirdf
war in England sonic yettr3 ago, when of the rariff-of
a Colonel, andlook the earliest opporinnity of break
parok. It was on this acconnt that Lord
WSLCINCTO,7 refused to give him aft Interview, as I
requested; and sent him to England'in a tfansport.
The Diamond Rock, off Martinique, continued,
toward, the middle of may; to throw up vast 1111.111,
tides of the same kind of earth and pulverised mat*, I
highly calcined, which issued in such abundance frcrn
the Souffrier at St. Vincent's.
The scaffolding was on Saturday removed frrm
the' front of. Drury-lane Theatre, which is finished in
a style of elegance that has a very fine effect.
• A master of languages, named 1/aamiN, died
lately at Berlin, literally from denying himself the
necessaries of life. It appears that lie gave instruc-
tions to his pupils during the day, and solicited alms
at night. Under the floor or his apartment were
found concealed 20,000 crowns in specie. He had
no other heir than his brother, whom he had refused
to see for S 7 years, bet'ause he had seat a letter to
him without paying the postage.
A very singular spectacle has been witnessed at
Paris. In digging, for the foundation of a new build-
ing, eac cemetery of the Innocents was disturbed,
and tear 800,000 skulls drawn from thence, and•
piled ih rows until they cad be re-interred in a more'
comreaient spot.
It appears from the'French papers, that the Post
has been brought to Fontainbleau. His Holinesi was.
there waited upon. by the Dolce of CAW/RE and some..
'of the French Bishops. The object of his journey
not state;., but i; is likely that he will be compelled.;
, 4044iiis .sanction to some of this• decrees of.the
Celine* ivhosi proceedings have hitherto-been Lope.
4406.. Booti,Atete. intimated ittme,tim* ago, • dinr
!di Pore wasitenceforth tovonsider Paris, :sad not'
Rome, al the centre of Christendom s: _ • K.
The Leith smack Slafford,`l'notaeso*. benpaas•
lege from Hull to Leith, about two ce.clock on. Stin-
..day mwning the 12th inst..in a-sale, had thq
He tocarry away themast and rigging near Flambrie
ad i.by which J.Netrnran 8. JohnsoskiWilcot
te crev,-were 'carried overbitxrd anti drowned:
NAVAL APPOINTMESTS.
•• Lieutriant Prete, is prOmoteti to the rj of Cantmitadors
Capt. I. S. DiCkfaS. of the Stately, is appointed to the %Mettle.
Csmali William Stewart, of the, Ilioitiom, Is lies with post
Meek intc the Stately.
• Ciptah E.S. Clay, to the Adoptable. • • • •
Lk:Anoint o.•Maemillanoo the Signs! States at Hartislck.
• Lieutcant David, M'Crery, to the Mutter. . •
LietimanteSquire, to the San Antonio.
Litumatu William Stone (1) to the Loyal Wifistet.
!Aromatic F. Feed, to the Quetta..
Lieutetar.t T. Patten,to the Egrets. 41. •
Lituturnt T. Shepherd,S.o the limos -•• . : r •
Lieuteiant Sisson, to the Cliellsr* .• • • •t-
Lieucetaot White, to the
Lleutssant Poston, to the Bail[. •
tieutasant Lambert‘ to the Pastilleh - • • ••
jegtelatit West, to the • '.
ivuteant Monrilyan, to um IllMifb. • '
?mount Arabi° (Nag LAsuissini) tbe
s: I. /ones, I.l.Alibl.Llwrabsews
VOAitEthe Bora WINN%

• • state of his eyes." ,
A Jamaica 'Mail arrived
ica Papers to the 15th Ji
.ne, his Majesty's ship CA
.lisbN, arrived at Port Royal
vessel arrived from Carthag
Carthagenians and the Sal
Ong; but no correct accou
d be obtained, the newsp;
anted. CHRtSTOPHE still
' it.au.Prince, but with vi
pacitaken one of PETIO'N'S out
#which was retaken on
ider the command of &Ai
eservice of Preraph.
. 'Custom-House enterettis
Jamaica ; and Grace,lvl
..„ rs Eigist Brothers,
• Ana, from St. Andrew':
M. HERRON, from Nev
1. Cleared, ship Messenge
's; brig Olive, VAN].)
Prevost, WALKEnci
1114. for Liverpool ; heir
St. Andrew's ; and Thre
'Arrived on Wednesday
PM:MIER, and brig Bere
About eleven o'clock ye:
Lord CAsTaRZAGna's Of
..Sarru, late American
.urgh, accompanied b
..red, is his Secretar
L • - late hour on Saturday
tlau, BARLOW, at Paris
Foreign Office three
,' • Council assemble
t. \ all the Ministers.
no, ar,cl SIDMOUTH,
wry-seats. Mr.
the Mr. SMITH who
tat in America.
be llama, Captain F
.ch ' eater Y' rda with c
cosill; hinging advices
Nflthcoa st of Spain.
' Sunday, off-Castro, apc
A: whirl the squadron
with 1504, eriwt4r:
terrifying it.' On t4e
P... two attemPtirio'forc
,verF it vigorous tire kept
retreat.—Tlie fit
ent, Medwat ko
Sineillante,l(owl4; 11
abi.• . was made 'at Go
csiß &wrong fort bn a hil
Th. ' by alow neck of laic
' were conveyed to a
Pike, when the enem•
numbers, that t.o
Bgl4 • the necessity of re
s utak wiz pieces of 'artillt
briny • le, four Midshipt
Nis a were made prism
re her* t gun-brig, with
tercet their excha
is any ' .0. Vencra
E,,Lust • were left off Ca:
=pan/ dron Si etc left c
• biadem, after landi
ua.
at Fla. ?e Chesterfield plc
•ce ,lhoouth, from the
an a • ' I dollars.
h'44"14 Mon of our West I
can 11.• from each regin
Juarl 4frica. The depots ;

• . A Gentlemen oftba Mtn KOStiollowlsosiesuOid by *Priam.
al WON,* • rang Into AVE aa's Lottery Mc,. un Liolgai= die now ,
day, for the purpose of <enticing loner for lause
. • • • of tie Beek of irdandores advised liy lie tispiseilen towlines '
•.. . *Ticket in the meting Lonery. " I lima" 4,» wit. Id my .•,_ . ••.- ha" (says be) for I think every nadieilplfillifine hintedf is dise .
:. ' • • way va the !lied Qelitst, elx bow *sae's sae 'ass' who% ma bar •
, ..., suttees ; byre hitiierto an the a awns 1. Ilikrilsi Wm lea la Os _
i ' tAitgitg vi,. 'a' flat is the very too* joyintseintue) Irby -
P.i.. 0.. .' • - ,y. n 'lipoid pandieee in the present Iseseerv, idtddeg a
,iiaik y•ne roe.e aetedby via .11140,606 fa " ir be duet die
liillilOps case, seed tbe osier, I will not only beteey).• illklies.ll,4
Off Abiligs be *ITIB .446 ---r- .
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