Star.
London, England, 1807-10-10 00:00:00

ARRIVED.

In the River, the Fanny, Taylor ; and the Unlon;Burgefs. from
Peterfburgh—At Dover, Mary Ann, Ingham, from New Provt•
drnce ; and Refolution, Bell, from Narva—At Liverpool, Oda-
via, Boyd, from Wifcaffet—At Belfaft, Guanna, Clough, from
Demerara—in Fairly Roads, Mentor. Buchanan, from Qtiebeca—
At Cork, Cyrus, from Quebec—At Portfmouth, Aimaphls,
—, from the Mediterranean—At Plymouth (detained) Flitenix,
it. Croix; and Neptune, Purlieu, from Charleiton—ln the Downs,
Bah, front Chefter—Off the Gold Coaft, Marquis of Hunt •
Icy, —; and Caledonia, —, from London—At Africa, Argos,
Prat, r; Chalmtr. Tyach ; and London, Solver, from London--
At Charlekon, Bacchus, —, from Liverpool—Off the Gold
Coaft Cattle, Fiarriot, late Mitchelfon; from London..—Off Cape
Coaft Cagle, Sims, Taylor, front Briftol.

The fine .ew (hip the Bur.weet. commanded by
the Honourable Captain FLErettio, had 'not yet
darted from St. Heleieb when our letters left Portf.
mouth. The laus,wasz goes to a foreign ltation
with fealed orders.

Extraa of a Letter from Captain INGHAM, of the
Mary Ann, arrived in the Downs :
" On the 7th September, 1 fell in with the brig Vigilant, Cap-
tain Chriftie, of and from New York, for Curacoa, diftnafted and
upfct in a hurricane, in lat. a 4. N. long. 76. W. She was loaded
with provilions in the lower tiers, and gin and wine over it. I..rhich
floated her. She was a complete wreck, every thing gone by the
board, malt, bulwark, and even their windlafs ; without bread or
water, or means to cook the flour they could come at. I fupplied
them with a compels, bread, a calk of water, and fuch other things
as would help them. They were able to keep her even by bale-
leg. Her pumps were deftroyed, and the belt man on board with
a broken leg. Motives of humanity would have impelled me to
have taken them off the wreck, or to have feen them in with the
Continent, but they were encouraged to endeavour to get her in.°
Charlefton, after the little kelp I gave them. I kft them in Lt.
28. 30. N. long. 74. W. with a fair wind for Charlelton."

Extract of a letter from or, board the Marquis of
Huntley, dated Cape Coal Road, July 23, 18,4 :
have the pleafure to inform you we arrived here all well, on
the 9th of this month, in company with the Caledonia and the
Argus.—Tbe (hips Chalmers and Loudon parted company the day
we left Gores, and went into the river Gambia.—The Croydon,
being bound to Angola, left us off the Canaries.—The Blip Bacchus,
Captain Houghton, from Liverpool, paired here a few days ago for
Old Calaban.—The Diamond frigate, our convoy, does not leave
the Bland of St. Thomas, in Africa, till the 7th of November, in
which cafe I hope we (hall be akie to join her.—The Admiral Col-
pops, Coley, and the Aurora, Lund, ad (ailed from Africa for the
Weft Indies; the former in July, the latter in June. His Majefty's
Thip Diamond will fail from the Wand of Princes (Africa) for the
Welt lndies, on the s ft of 0 dlober, with filch (hips as would join."

In O'Kaatz's pleafant little Opera of the 44 Pear
So!kr," Father Lae, when offered two pigs, tells
Dermot, that there were two to one agarnit him."
Now, be it known to all adventurers in the prefent
improved Lottery Plan, which commences iffue the
Goth irritant, that there are two to one for them.—
namely, a irff and fecond Scheme ; and this too for
one pig, or flake of adventure : cay, more—it is not
two to one againil them, but They get a prize in the
6r(l Scheme, headed by a 40,000 pounder !