Star.
London, England, 1814-10-05 00:00:00

NifFAL INTALLIGENC.R.

Sr.nday Lord Mxtvicta hoisted his flag, as First
Lora of the Admiralty, in Plymouth harbour : his
flag was saluted with the customary formalities.;
For these two nights past there has been a hot press
on the River, and some hundreds of men picked up
from craft of every description. The cause assigned
for this measure is the manning of several ships of
war for the American station.
FALMOUTH, OCTOBER 2.

Arrived the Swedish ship Redligheten, from Heald-
sand, with timber, for a market.—Wind E.
PLYMOUTH, OCTOBER S.
Arrived the GLASGOW frigate, from Portsmouth,
having on board Lord MELVILLE and the other Lords
of the Admiralty ; also arrived the Deux Frrees,
from France, with cattle, and PHEASANT sloop of war
from a cruize ; also arrived several colliers.
PORTSMOUTH, OCTOBER 4.
Came into harbour, leaky. the Rosario, HOFFMAN,
from St. Petersburgh, 'bound to Vigo ; and the Hanna
Success,_ SANDERSON, from Windaw, with timber.—
Sailed his Majesty's ships ARCHER, for Jersey; Rum,
for Plymouth ; and the FERVENT, on a cruize. His
Majesty's ship DuticaN, with a fleet bound to the
Brazils, South Seas, and St. Helena, with the PRE-
VOYANTE and SERAPH, are now under weigh, but we
think they will bring up in St. Helen's Roads this
evening. The present convoys are his Majesty's
ships VALIANT, for the West Indies ; and CYANE,
for Newfoundland.—Wind E.
DEAL, OCTOBER 4.
Came down from the River his Majesty's ship
FREYA, and sailed for Portsmouth. -Sailed his Ma-
jesty's ship WARRIOR, for ditto. Arrived the Con.
DELTA sloop of war, from the Westward. Remain
his Majesty's ships and transports us per last. .The
latter with the German Legion on board, wind-bound.

HARWICH, OCTOBER 4.
Arrived the Beaufoy packet, with a Mail and pas-
sengers, from Cuxhaven. The HAWK cutter is now
off this harbour, towing a wreck that is bottom up-
permost. Mr. Forma, from Sweden, has arrived
here.—Wind N. E.
GIBRALTAR, SEPTEMBER IL
A convoy for England, under the SPARROWHAWit
and SCOUT brigs of wAr, is now waiting a wind in
Sandy bay.
The Mary• Ann, tumor', from Shields to London,
was totally lost on the Swin, on Saturday as Sunday
night Wt.—crew saved.

MlNErmwe
Proceedings have already been cimmenced against
Thomas M.Cordali, John Rouse, and others, the
Dover !lovelier:, for the violent assault mentioned in
our Paper of Saturday last, which was committed
by them on the High Seas, when T'.lnmas Young
and his boat's crew, were about to take the pas-
sengers on shore from the Flora passage vessel,
Captain Blake. These offenders have already been
apprehended, and will take their trial at the ensuing
Old Bailey Admiralty Sessions, when it is expected
they will be most severely punished.
Royist. HUNT.—Monday morning, soon after ten
o'clock, a numerous field of sportsmen attended in
the Bottom, between Swinden and Ascot Heath
Race-ground, where two fine deer were turned out ;
which ran with great swiftness by the side of each
other, taking towards the Old Dag-kennel, making
to the left of Brucknell—the dogs in full chace. Be.
twcen Casar's Camp and Swindon the hounds fell in
with a herd of out-laying deer, and it was some tithe
before the .King's men could get them away. They
lost the two deer for some time, they having got
a-head a long way; but at letgth found them and
renewed the chace in the bottom near King's Beach.
hill, taking to the left by Wokingham through the
inclosure by the edge of the Forest, towards Swinley,
where they were taken, after a run of above four
hours.—Several sporting horses took tickets for the
King's Hundred for the next Ascot Heath Racts.

It is certain that PLATore has received his Impe•
rial Majesty's orders to halt in Poland, where he is to
have the command of 90,000 Cossacks. The Etn?
Veror of RUSSIA then expects that there may be a
struggle for the attainment of his part of the spoil.
The Royal Arms of Hayti, prefixed to the Edicts
and Proclamation of CHRIST/VIM, are, a Crown with
two Lions rampant gardant, for supporters. Motto,
" GOD, my cause, and my sword." In the centre
a Plicenix, encircled with the following words, " I
rise again from my ashes." In these Proclamations,
he does not assume the title of EMPEROR, with which
some of the papers have dubbed him. They are in-
titled thus HIENAY, by the Grace of GOD, and the
Constitutional Law of the State, King of Hayti, kc."
WRY EXTRAORDINARIIII the Lottery just
inished there were Two Prizes of £20,000, and Two
Prizes of £lO,OOO, and yet BISH only sold one of each,
viz. 2712, a Prize of £lO,OOO, and 10,775, a Prize of
£20,000, In Shares, with a variety of minor Capitals.
Most of the Shares have already been paid, but those
who have not yet received their Prize Money, may
exchange them for Tickets and Shares in the New
Lottery of 6000 Tickets, to be all drawn on Satur-
day tha 15th of MIS Moans. Schemes, with parti-
culars, may be had gratis, at BISH'S Offices, 4, Corn-
hill, and 9, Charing Cross, where all Business in the
Public Funds is transacted with fidelity and dispatch.

!PORTING -

tiIf.WMARICET FIRST OC [VEER MEE .1 NC, 1114.
TUESDAY, DCTOBVE 4.
Mr. Valley% Emily, ast. nib. beat Mr. Northey's '7. le v,S
T. Y. C. 100gs.—Two to one on Emily.
General Citosvenoes Cherry Bounce, 84t. 4lb.bt•at Ml. I.eke'i
by Zodiac, 7st. 1 ilb. T. Y. C. I 00gi. b. 11.--Two c. vise ;ao
Cbereyllosince.

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THE CAPTIVE MUSE. .

We have received no small delight, and we may .adii, instruction,
from the perusal of a Work, lately published under this title,
by a Gentleman of the name of Dirrrno, lately returned from
a ten years captivity in France. The Work abounds with in-
terest, as hems highly illustrative of the cruel Treatment ex-
perienced by the British Prisoners of War in France. The
anecdotes are numerous, and bear with them iticontrovertilie
marks of authenticity.

The following Extract will not be unacceptable to our Readers.
It. wig exhibit at mice a specimen of the general character of
the Work, as well as of the Author's talents. Mr. Du r roN
was formerly well known in the literary world, as Author ot
the Literary Cenius, Dram...vie Cc):'or, astd various other pi.blica-
tions, in Norse and prose: