Star.
London, England, 1814-03-28 00:00:00

DEAL, MARCH '27.

Sailed the Thames and Lord Keith, East Indiamen,
for Portsmouth, and his Majesty's ship DRYAD for
the River. Came down from the River, his Majesty's
ship TONNANT, and sailed for Portsmouth, and the
Wexford East Indiaman, bound to China. At rived
the Agenora, WILLIANT, from Bangor for London
was captured the 21st instant, off Folkestone, and
recaptured by his Majesty's ship Paorecrott. The
Factor, %taw; from BAfast to London, was cap-
tured off Folkestone by five privateers yesterday. The
master and crew took to their boats, and have arrived
here.—Wind South.

COWS, MARCH 2%

Last night the sloop Salome, cf Yarrnnuth, Jolty
SAMUEL master, from Newry t'► London, laden with
600 tierces hn d barrels of pork, 200 6, kms of butter,
and 90- hales of bacon, was wrecked on A therfield
rockb. Most of the cargo will be saved, but the sloop
is stranded.

DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE fqONF.V.
I.yra, for the Tom, on board at Plymouth, the 29 h instate ;
recalled at 23, Norfolk•street.
Hyperion, for the Providencia, on hoard, April 2 ; recalled
at 2, Adelphi Terrace.
Clarence, for le Prudent, le &dell, Levant and Avon, the 24
of April; recalled at March and Co.'s Gospor..
Rte-amond, for the Nra Sra de Concelcao Minerva, on board,
the 91st inst.; recalle 1 at 22, Norfolk-street.
Hos Majesty's veAs.ls lying at Plymouth on the 27th and 28th
of August, 1907, for seYetai Danish Yes-4,4A, at s 4, George greet,
Plymouth Dock.---N. B. A seaman's share amounts to two-pence
hqfpfmn.y.
Hennes', for the Sword-fish, cm board, the 30th instant ; re-
called at 5, LawrenCe Pountney-hill.
_ . _ .

Centin.l, fur recaptured property at Cuxhaven, &c. the 2,4 th
inst. at 23, Surrey•strrec.'
Claudia, for the Spes Feller, the 11st inst. a( 12, Clement's Inn.
Richmond, for l'lntrepide, the ...t9th inst. at 22, E'sex.rtreet.
Caiypso, for the Clariattue, at the (lake of Cock, Sun, and
Leonard, L....mt10n.

The following lever from nur Dover Correspon-
dent, saticiatotily accounts for ,the late firing on the
French Coast :

" DOVE-R, MARCII'f27.

" The firing thit was heard here on Thursday lest, appears to
have been from the batteries at Calais at the Decor cutter, which
is said to have got on shore in the fog, and was obiged to surren-
der, and that the enemy have since succeeded in getting her off,
and towing her into Calais harbour; the crew are, no doubt, prL
soners, as no account has yet been received of their getting away.
The fog has been very great for some days past, and I am sorry
to say en its clearing (ff )esterday afternoon, our boatmen, who
were on the • hills looking out, observed two brigs about eight
miles from Calais, wis h their heads towards the English shore,
and being quite calm, had the boats out towing them, and about
five o'clock four row boats came out of Calais and rowed to•
wards the brigs, which they captured at six o'clock, the cr. ws of
the brigs putting off in three boats, and making for this place ;
one of them, belonging to the Ann of Barmou'h, WILLIAM )(miss
master, from Carnarvon to London, with slate, got on shore
here hi four hours ; the other boats, belonging to the Draper, from
Belfast to London, with provisions and linen, are suppoind to
have reached Folkstone, as they rowed more to the westward
than rise Ann's boat. It is a pity none of our cruizers were
near to have prevented the enemy from taiMg these vessels, as the
sight of one or two of them would have caused the Frenchmen
not to have boarded the brigs."

The NISDIEN, Captain Pmz, has captured the Ame.
rican letter of marque B6urdeattx Packet, 300 tons,
14 guns, and 60 men, laden with sugar and other
colonial produce, Rich which she was bound to Bour-
deaux.

The Radnor (country ship), Captain BARCLAY,
arrived on Friday at Portsmouth, in five months from
Bengal, bringing dispatches for Government and
the Hon. East•lndia Company, and information of
the safe arrival out of the new Governor-General, the
Eatl of MOIRA, in his M'jesty's ship STIRLING CAS
74., Sir How.. POPHAM. The Noble Earl had
I.t:lded in all the splendour of Eastern magnificence.
The Radnor left Calcutta on the 23d of October ; the
STIRLING CA‘;TI.E wuS to sail, on her return home, in

few days afterwariels: The Radnor touched at the
Isle of. France, where she stayed 14 days, but brings
nothing nev► fioM thence.
The Mitsquedabetschtioner arrived at Portsmouth

on Thursday with dispatches from Sir JOHN WAR-
REN) at Bermuda, whence she sailed 28th ult. We
under stand they are not of importance. The ENDY.-
NtION, Captain H. Hama, on the 7th ult. captured the
Meteor, of 300 tons, laden with WO boxes, bales, and
cases of silks, of every description, French fine goods,
and a small quantity of claret. She was from Bour.
deaux, bound to New York.' An American flag of
truce came off lately to one of our ships, and gave in,
formation, that the President, Commodore RODGEMI
had had ten men killed and a number wounded, in an
action with the British frigate ORPHKUS. Capt. Hum'
PIGOT. The President, it was. understood; made off.