Star.
London, England, 1815-04-01 00:00:00

NAVAL /N 7 ELLIGE-NC

DRIORTON, APRIL 1.
A French logger priviteer arrived here last
night with twenty tugitives. Left Dieppe at tine
o'clock in the morning. liiittaealtra had not ry it
Paris on Wednesday. 11w Enlpert.r of Autism:A 4s-
Loins his daughters MARIA I,IILIsA, at i'restuirg. as a
captive. The mother of the Uour per, and his orother •
Janniao are alsn in a state oit titesc. noops are
marching with the utmost rapidity towards liel4itim.
None wear the tricoloured cockade hut the military
and the rabble. Dieppe os declared a tree port.

MARGATE* MARCH 31.
11e (iAltliorts with troops for Ostend could not
get out yesterday afternoon's tide: this morning they
* brig of war having arrived off the harbour to
coot°, than over; we fear, however, they will make
hut little progress, in consequence of the wind dying
,away this afternObrf..—r. Arrived the Cleo and Betsy
brigs from Loudon. An East-Indiaman has passed
bt from the Downs tinder jury-masts for the River."
Half past Four, P. M.—The Rohert and Nancy,
HoLstms, is just arrived from Ostend, and brings ac-
counts that leouts XVIII. had lot that place for
Brussels.

FALMOUTH, MARCH 2ff.
Nothing arrived or sailed to-day. The mimic of
the fleet rode out the gale in perfect safety,—..Wind
W.S.W. fresh breezes.

MARCH es.
Orders have been received by the Agent here to
estahlith Packets immediately between this Port and '
Corunna. Several ships moved to-day from the outer
to the inner Harbour. The ship Eliza. Nottwov,
cut from two anchors this morninv, to prevent her
getting foul of other ships to leeward of Ilcr.
rived the Lord Chestertivli Packet, from Surinam,
last froth Antigua, in 28 days :--accout ts had reach-
ed Antigu t, that the Lady Mary Pelham Packet had
been taken after a severe action. Captain Funs% of
the Chesterfield, says, that upwards of 20 Privateer.
were refitting at Gdadaiottp. and Martirnw.
PLYMOUTH, MARCH 29.
Came in his Majesty's ships ACHATIM and PHEA-
SANT from a cruize.

POT4TSMOUTFI. MARC;{ 30.
Arrival his Majesty's ship DISPA TCII from New Lon.
don. Went out of harbour the Mrstrros. Sailed the
Bastusx for Plymouth ; Neptune and Betsey colliers,
for Sunderland ; two coasters for Waterford ; and
the Swift and Wellington transports, for Antwerp;
also the Venerable transport, No. 349, for Ostend.

MARCH St.
Arrived his Majesty's shop NIMROD from }Wier,
last from Plymouth. Sai:ed his Majesty's ships MeN..
TAGUS and AJAX, with sealed orders to the West-
ward. Came into hßrbonr his Majesty's ship Elm..
astme, and the President, American frigate, her prize.

DEAL, MARCH
S.iled the REDPoLs sloop of war, with a Messenger
to Ostend, and Java EastAldiaman, underitirl -masts,
for the River. Came down from the River the
Ranger. for Tenerife, and Hetty, for Madeira
"l'he wind has every appearance of coming Easterly,
and the Indiamen and the whole of theoutwatil-bound
are preparing to sail.

Extract of a letter from the Agent to Lt.ovn's at
Demarara, dated February 7, 1815:
44 The SwINGeR sloop of war tell in with a large
American Privateer, of 18 guns, the 4th ult. oft Su-
rinam, and engaged her for a considerable time, but
she escaped. A brigantine, from Halifax, arrived
the 24th ult.—she was chased from the mouth of the

Surinam River, where she was bound, by a schooner
privateer—fell in with his Majesty's brig CuAwn-
CLEAR the 23d, which went in quest of her, but with-
out effect. All the American privateers that have
appeared on this coast, sail greatly superior to any of
the ships of war which have chased them."

The following Official Notice has been issued from
the Portuguese Consul General's Office :

" LONDON, Maar!' SO, Irls.
" Merchants, Ovrners, and Misters ot Portuguese vesttls are
hereby informed, that the Declaration signed at Vienna, I 3th Inst.
by the Plenipotentiaries ot the Eight Powers who signed the Peace
of Paris is genuine, as it is represented in the English Newspapers.
" It also appears that all Ports In France obey Bonaparte.
" As no orders or instructions have yet been receives .on this
subject, every one ought to take such precautions as his prudence
may suggest. Application has been made tc the Lords of the
Admiralty, that their Lordships will be pleased Se recommend
to the Commanders of British Cruisers to appnze the Captain
of any Portuguese ships they may meet with of what is ',hissing
in Prance."
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