Star.
London, England, 1807-07-16 00:00:00

ANOTHER LETTER, SAME DATE.

On the zd infant arrived his Majefly's Mips Dts-
PATCH, Paocats, and CHAROIIII, with a feet of tranf-
ports under convoy, the major part of which pro-
ceeded immediately. The remainder, with the
CHARGER, have not been able to profecute their voy.
age until this day, having arrived here much later,
when the wind became unfavourable, and has re•
mained fo till now.

In the mean time Government are preparing for
the polEbility of French influence inducing Denmark
to offer any intuit to our flag with impunity. The
following (hips have been ordered to be got ready at
Yarmouth, to proceed to the Sound :
Minotaur 74 guns Capt. MANSFIELD
Orion 74 . . ..-- Sir A. DICKSON
Goliah 74 - POOR?
Vanguard 74 - • FRAZER
Refolution 74 800 LTON
Dietator 74 - • CAMPBELL
WWII 74 - - COUNTESS
Hercule 74 • - COLT/ LL R.
The above will be joined by the following !hips
from the Downs, via.
Alfred 74 guns Capt. &lOU
S Commodore Sir S. Hoots
Centaur 74 Capt. Watsr
Brunfwick 24 GRATIS
Spencer 74 &El/FIORD
Mulda 74 LIN itt
Ganges 74 -- HARR rIT
Defence 74 •—• Ems N s
Captain 74 •-•-•-• COCKILY/IN
Mars 74 --- N
.oby 64 DRAPER

The command of this fleet, it is now reported, is
to be given to Admiral Sir Cwastas Corroa, who
has been tent for esprefs, and is hourly expeeted in

town.

All the pilots who are thoroughly acquainted with
the pattsge of the Sound, are ordered to alfemble at
Yarmouth immediately, for the purpofe of embarking
on board the (hips of war.

• .______Auerre— 41—iN7RLLIG
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Et.stotri. Joy, ddidSailed that Centinerkun twig, wick thit
homeward boood trade ondar7ekokir4 tior the Note, hot fest diet
will maw), we the whim' hilpheionie u..forourabl4 for them. -
Totaai. Jour toomlatirelvatd here the Channel Fleet, fre
Brett—Wind 5. ,

. PORTSMOUTH, JURYIS.....PIara by for the DoWns hie MAjeftleit
Lip la Pique; with tin:Xeres, Warren, and a II:et from 'amain':
confining about t:ofail: they left Port Antonio on the loth
May: the fleet confillid of about t7a fail. under convoy of his
Majeity's Mips la Pique and Ant m :Ate Litter has pa rted,wj h the
(hips for 13riftol, Llierpool Ste —Sailed his Majeft s Lip Gof- •
hawk, with a convoy for the Downs.—The to.t froth tht-Medi •
temnean was this day rdeafed (rani qu It-amine. •
DRAL, JOLT 15-7-Arrived 1.12 •night his M ft:'s Lips De-
fence, Mars and Captain, from the Weft ward. Came dawn the
Acute gun brig, from Shecmefs; and thp Fortitude, Hohnon, from
, the River. bound to the Cape of Goal Hope Arrived and faili-d
tor the River, the Jane, Coppinger,froen Benin Ire —Wind S. W.
Doiraa. JOLT to.--The Polecat privateer, be! .rgi-g to this
port, has detained and fent in here Taft nigl.t.and this no. mink'
the following yetis :
Brig Fbrtnna, Kcir, from Boueeaux, with wine for Tonnhili:.
gen; boy C2tharina, Knudftm, of and for Bergen, from Trequeirt:
with rye and barley; ketch Magdalena Elisabeth. tie Lang, sir:
and for Bergen. wit': (alt from St. Martini; 'boy Hercakav
Janfen, of and for Stavanger; silo from St. Martin's with brandy
and fait; boy Albert, janfen, of 'limns, from Lifb .n, with fait
fur Tonningen; and brig Commerce, Janke% of KnipLaufen,
from Marennes, with fait for Rigs —The (ante privateer has alto
fent into the Downs the brig Trendre Sokeade,Captain:Conoefen,
of Chtiftiattfen. from Bourdeaux, bound to Tonningen; brig
Daelfin, Captain Ramos, of and for Copenhagen, with wine,
alto from Bourdeaux..—Came in for orders the boys Vrow Elio a •
beth, Claafen. -and the fehomier Dedalus. both telonsing to Knip-
haulm, and bound front Bourdeaux, with wine. l'wo more
(hip; of the line miffed by left night for the Downs, to join Corn•
modore Hood's fquadron lying there The Lip Alexander, Ha-
milton, from Baltimore, is gone paft this day for London. •
SHRIRNR3R, JULY 140.441sMajeity's Lip Hercule, of 74 guns ,'
Honourable Captain Colville, has been manned this day, and I
gone to the Nore ; every polfible exertion is making to get her
Stores on board, as the is expetted to fail immediately to affift In
forcing the paffage of the Sound. Arrived loft evening at the Nom
from the River Thames, the Valiant, of 74 guns.
Juev Ic.—The officers, artificers, and workmen of his Ma-
jefty's Dock Yard, were this day paid fix months wages. The
Baltic convoy (sited yefteriday, under proteffilon of the Rofamond
(loop of war, with a fine wefterly wind.
YARMOUTH, JULY I.s.,lTißed OW morning the Lord Net.
fon packet, Captain Stewart, in five days from Tonningen, with
mails and paffengers. it was reported, when the packet failed.
that Preliminaries of peace hid been figned between Bonapitta
and the allied powers--but brings no account of the Sound being..
that.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

NEWMARKET JULY MEETING, 1837.
WEDIMDAT, JULY 15.

Mr. Wilfon's f. by Stamford, 611 41b. beat General
Grofvenor's Have-at-'em, SR. 41b.—Two year old
C. cogs.—Five to z againß Mr. Wilfon's 1.
Lord Frederick Bentinck's Job Thornberry, Bft:
r 21b. beat Mr. Panton's Ralphina, Sit. 315. Ditch M.
toogs.—Sit to 5 on Job Thornberry.
Lord F. G. Olborne's bl. f. Scar, by Trumpator;
beat Mr. Mellith's Wag, Sit. 31b. each. Two year
old C. toogs.—Six to 5 on Scar.
The Town Plate of Sol. for three.par old colts,
41b. and fillies fla. Lail Mile and a Diftance
of B. C.
Lord Jerky's hr c fpfwlek, by Waxy • -
Mr. D. Radciiffc's bi c brother to Houghton Lids s
Duke of Grafton's br c Barbarian • 3 •
Mr. Melli Ch's b e Ferdinand 4
Mr. Brown's eh eby Guildford S •
Lord Stawell's b f Pandas - dr
Five to a againft Lord Jerfey's b. c.—t tot againit
the Duke of Grafton's b. c.
General•Grofvenor's b. c. by Afparagu4,, out of a
jullice mare, Sit. 31b. beat Mr. Harboard's b. f. by
Ambrofio, out of a filler to Marianne, Sit Tiro-
year old C. sop. b. ft.—Two to t on General
Grofvenor's b. c. '

Commodore Own', who commands our fruiters
ftationed off the French coaft, had yenerday a long
conference at the Admiralty, it is fuppoftd on the
fubjeft of fome information lately obtained on that
(Latino, and by which it is the intention of Govern.
ment to dire& fome operations they have in view. , •
In the aflion of the.l4th June, Lord HUTCHINsom,
who was near General BIIINIGULII, had a very nar-
row efcape. His bode .was killed under him, by the
hurtling of a fhell. We are happy to add, that his
Lordfhip was not wounded, though confidcrably
bruifed.

We have the pleafure of Railing that a fleet from
Jamaica, confining of about too fail, paled by
Portfmouth yeflerday for the Downs.

This morning arrived Mails from New Yoirk and
Halifax, brought to Falmouth by the Duke of Kent
packet. She failed from Halifax on the t 6th ult.
The Virginia Argus announces the determination of
Mr, Jerrsason to decline (landing a candidate for the
Prefidency, at 'he enfuing eleetion, and expretres a
con fidlnt expeltatiln that he will be fucceeded by Mr.
MADDI SON. The trial of Mr. Boaz commenced
on the 11t of June, at Richmond, Virginia: The Court
was opened at 12 o'clock, and 25 or 26 gentlemen
were called as Grand Jurors. Colonel Bu a R objetited to
fo large a number, and i 6 were appointed. The Chief
Judge read a charge which occupied about a quarter
of an hour. The names of 17 witneffes in behalf
of the United States were called over, and ordered to
appear on Saturday. The trial was not over when
the lafi accounts received at New York left Richmond.
His MAJESTY came to town yeßerday about twelve
o'clock, from Windfor, and held a private Levee at
two.

The following had the honour of being prefented
to his Majeßy
Prince GIORGF and Prince Auourrus, of Olden-
burg. on their return from a tour through England.
Their Royal Higbnetres at the fame time took leave
of his MAJESTY, previous to their leaving England.
Counts Hotwat and MALTZAHK on a fimilar
cation, and took leave of his MAJESTY previous to
their leaving England.
Sir Gioia' HILL, on being appointed a Lord of
the Irifh Treafury.
The Right Honourable Giotto* PotisomaY, the
late Chancellor of Ireland, on his return to England.
Admiral Sir SIDI= Salmi) on his return from
the Mediterranean, by Lord MULGRATII.
The Billion of ROCHESTER prefented to his Ma.
JESTS', an Addrefs from the Clergy of his Diocefe.
His MAJESTY held a Privy Council, and gave an-
diences to the Duke of PORTLAND, the Earl of
CAMDEN 1 Lords HAWKS/MIRY, C•STLERIACK,
MVLCEASS Mr. Poirsoaar, and Mr. Boat), who
laid before his MAJISTY the proceedings of feseadi
Courts Martial.