Star.
London, England, 1814-07-11 00:00:00

NEW YORK, MAY so.

We had three valuable foreign arrivals pestArday,
itiz. armed schooner Chasseur, Wade, from a cruize;
brig Henri, Giller, from Laguira, and her prize,
schooner Yousg Former, both with valuable cargoes.
The Patriots had nearly annihilated the royalists,
/00 of whom bud been killtd, and then burnt by the
Patriots

Yesterday Commodore Lewis' squadron of gun-
boats returned from New London. His Journal
mentions, that en the 25th he had a general action
from 5 to 8, P. M. with two of the enemy's ships and
a sloop before New London, during which the con•
voy, 40 wavers, passed the enemy in safety R one of
the boats received a shot between wind and water,
and another through her sails. The squadron
anchored.before the harbour to renew the action the
text morning, but the enemy's force being increased
to seven ships and several other vessels, the squadron
proceeded up Sound, pursued by the enemy as far as
Fa ul kner's Island.

The Fair American, Captain Adams, is to sail as a
cartel from eiiiladelphia for England, in a few days.

CIiARLESI ON, MAY 1:1.
FROM TIM BOSTON GAZETTL:, JUNG 6•

Arrived yesterday the large and elegant Bristol
ship Pelham, (l.tte Captain Boyd Taylor, Prize-mas-
ter,) with a cargo of 159 packages of dry goods, in-
voiced at £lB,OOO sterling, prize to the privateer
S tucy Jack, Captain Chace!, of this port.

The Pelham was captured on the 30th of April off
Cape Nicola Mole, after a well contested action of
upwards of two hours ; she %vat finally carried by
boarding, after her crew had made a stout and gal-
lain resistance of from ten to fifteen minutes on her,
own &dr.

The Saucy Jack had her First Lieutenant and one
mast kale/reit° Lieutenant Captains of Arms and
men wounded. On board tha Pelham were
f..in killed and eleven wounded—among the latter
was Captain Boyd, dangerously, in the breast. He
with the passengers-were landed at Port au Prince.

The Pelham was from London' homed to Port au
Prince, and sailed from Portsmouth the 9th of Mar.
The day previous to her capture she had an engage-
ment with two Carthagenians, which she beat off.
EXTRACT OF A Lerma Fltobt AN OROICSA, DATED
" Sacketes Harboinv May 30.
" I have the pleasure to inform you, that Major
Apling, of the Rifle Regiment, has this morning suc-
ceeded in capturing a party of the enemy at the

mouth of Sandy Creek. Major Apling had arrived
the evening preceding at that place with a large con-
'• ♦oy of ordnance and navy stores, from Oswego, and
was this morning attacked early by this force from.

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tile blockading squadron. We not received a
detailed ofliciitl account, tut the 'officer who brought
the intelligence statei, 'that two Post Captains, fdur
Lieutenants of the Roral Navy, four Marine Offidirs.
and 300 men of all sorts', are the prisoners Liken.—
Our loss was, it is said, only one Indian killed, and a
few men wounded. A large re.inforcement joined
our men since the action, so that we are perfectly easy
as to the safety of the prisoners. Colonel Mitehil,
and the whole of the Marines, also left here about the
time the action commenced, and are probably on the
ground by this time—(4 o'clock) 18 miles."
' This little affair will be of great importance to us
in several points of view. A son of Sir Home Pop-
ham commanded. Only one officer is said to be killed.