Star.
London, England, 1806-10-07 00:00:00

FROM imovn's usT.

GeATISeND. OCTOBER s.—Pared by the Cotton Planter, Ed-
ward ; Ranger, Martha ; and the Enterprise, Cole, from Surinam ;
Polly, Castles ; end the Thansat, Thomas, from Ormada; Edward,
Walker, from Tobago; Enterprise Duncan, from St. Vincent's;
Young William, lever, front ()ocher; Thema and Mary, Mar.
ray. from Tobago ; Vrow Catharine, Forbes' sad the Hamburgh
Boric, Herwedge, from Hamburgh; Fortues. Heralds; and the
Vrow Catharine, Fridard, from VareL—Silled the Spring Genre,
—, for loam' Ayres; bitgbit, Wood for Cost; Ceres, Pe•
tern, for Dublin ; Concord, Rudlasid, for Stralfuarl Ceutte
nung, }infra, for Stamen; Jorge Wilhelmina, Jona
106.1 sea, —; Jorge Anna Dorothea, —; and the Nadi
Oedagt, for Hamburgh
°erotica 6—Paled by the Omen! David, Horn, from the
River Plata; Duchefs of York, Houghton, from Surinam; Si-
bells, Barton, and the Gorge, Puddicomb, from Demerara;
Dalrymple, ---, from Bahia ; Nancy, Leilie, and the Mary,
Leek, from Peteriburgh ; Edmund, Repper, from ldbeau ; Vrow
Catharine, Reimmers; Vrow Anna,Shotus ; and the Endraght,
Baykal, born Hamburgh.—Sailed the Cambrian, Peat, for Ja-
maica ; Wilding, Mamas. for Demean; Olive Branch, Lit.
della& /or New Orleans; Crow Margaretha, Range, for Stet-
tin ; Lomita Johanna, Bacttront, for Stockholm ; sod the Patio-
ten, WIWI, for Elfinnre.
ARRIYLD.—At Plymouth, the James, Woodbnry, from Tcnc-
riffe ; and the Bdluoa, Crow; from Quebec—At Padftow, 'Tho-
mas, Adams from Peterfburgb—At Poole, Union, Samplen,
from Newfoundland—At Liverpool, Lucy, Curtis, from New
Orleans ; Alexander. MEenzie,from I.lllrm ; Swan. Wondhtfry,
from Cadb; and the George. Jacks, from Quebec—ln the Clyde.
Dunlop, Ewen, from ()ocher—At Malta, Phabe, Gunlhaw ;
Catharine Old Ann. Jelisrd ; Elizabeth, Appleton;
Nicholas; New Diligence, Bratdbarg, Sheppard; Amphi-
trite, Leary; Rebate ---••••-t; Richard, Brook's-flay ; Betfey,
Clifton; Monarch, Oonnach , and the Swallow, front
Londe': Quebec, labials, Walker; and the New enow-01,
from London—At Virginia, Hacales, Bradford, from
Liverpool
The Iris, Maddock', from Cork for Gibraltar, Is captured and
carried into Algebras. _ _ .

The Trio, from Demerara for London, is eaptuad and
curled into St. Martin's.

Letters from New York to the tlk of September,
were received yefterday, via Liverpool. We are
happy to find, that the Yellow Fever had not made
its appearance at the above date, and from the ad
vanced period of the feafon, the inhabitants of New
York were under no apprehenfions of • return of
the difeafe All the feaport towns of the United
Stites have been perfally healthy this year.

Yeflerday fe'nnight, the Ordnance Canteen, in the
Upper Barracks, Chatham, was let by auftion, for the
term of one year only, for the vet y large turn of 6sol.
The preterit occupier and his father have held the
above Canteen ever Since it has been built (upwards
of 40 years) at the rent of only 301. per annum.
Some alarm prevails for the fate of the Czfar, Sir
R. STItACHAN'S flag Ship. A letter from an Officer
on board the Montague, one of the Squadron, to his
father in Bath, after defctibing the dreadful burri.
case which they encountered between the 17th
and the soth of Auguft, Pays, that the Csfar made a
Signal of having fprung a leaks but the (form was fo
tremendous, that they could afford her nn affilance.
The Officers of theAudacious' belonging to the (qua.
dron, and which has arrived at Plymouth, alf3 fay,
that when that (hip was lying almoft a wreck, after
the form bad continued five days, they law a quan-
tity of floating wreck. Other, and we 'qua more
correlt, accounts mention, that the Czfar, apparently
lefs damaged than any other !Lip of the fquadron,
had borne up for Jamaica.

Saturday Mails reached the —orl-office from Jerfey
and Giternfey. A brig with wheat was cut
out from under the batteries of St. Woes, by the
boats belonging to the little enterprifing fquadron
under the orders of Captain Buattowrs. On Sun-
day, while cruizing before the town, the brig was
difcovered in a bay under their lee, the points of
which were crowned with batteries of great ttrength.
Mr. BOOTH, Matter of the STRENUOUS, however,
boarded and brought her out under a (bower of (hot,
and in pretence (.4 thoufands of perfons who were
alfembled on the beach. A large French frigate was
in the harbour at the rime, but although her force
was fuperior to the aggregate of our little fquadron,
the prudently declined to meet them.
The CONSTANCE, on the 23d uh. fell in with fcve-
ral gun brigs, and chaced them into Granville Bay,
itOer corer of their batteries.