Star.
London, England, 1807-11-02 00:00:00

PLYMOUTH, OCTOBER 30.

Arrived the George and Mary, an American
fhip, from tuenos Ayres, with a cargo ; and the
Rebecca, from Malaga.

PORTSMOUTH, OCTOBER 3r.
The &aims vet, of 98 guns, was taken oot of
dock on Tuefday, after having had a c moplete re•
pair, to be commiffioned ; and this day the SWIFT"
3t/RE, of 74 guns, was taken out of dock, to be fitted
for Sir JOHN WARREN'S flag. The TOPAZi. Captain
GRIFFITHS, is taken into dock. The STATIRA fri-
gate, Captain BROMLEY, went down to Lymingtan
yeflerday, to take Mr. Ross on board, for America.
The POMPEE, of 74 guns, Captain DACRES ; VA-
LIANT, of 74, Captain YOUNG; and the Cirratm,
if 74, Captain J. WOLLEY, are ordered to be fitted,
immediately on their arrival, for the Mediterranean.

NOTIMBEIt I.—The REDBILE•ST will take !hips
laden to Oporto, as foon as the wind is fair. The
RACEHI ass takes convoy to Guernfey, and the Ms.
LEAGEL, 10 Jamaica.
P. S. The fleet which failed yellerday for the Me-
diterranean put back again this morning. and are
now at St. Helen's.
DOVER, OCTOBER 3t.

A convoy from the Downs went pall here this
afternoon, bound to the Weaward, and one from
Ireland, under the Harlequin armed fhip, brought
up in cur roads. Arrived off here the brig.. Alexan.
der and Sally, of Newbury Port, iron Tonning, with
bark, bound to London, having 101 l an anchor and
cable. Came into the harbour this evening, the brig
Galatea, Captain BALLAN ruin, of Sunderland, from
Dublin, with a cargo of butter, bound to London :
fhe was captured fall night, about a mile to the Wen.
ward of this place, by a large French lugger priva.
teer, and retaken Coon afterwards by the Harlequin
armed lhip : the Frenchmen put fix men on board
she brig to take charge of her, and fortunately did
not take out any of her crew ; but the man who was.
kering her having put the helm a different way'
from that he was defired by thecaptors, they knocked
him down, and as he is miffing, it is fuppofed they
threw him overboard.

Nov. r.—The brig Kite, Capt. PRITCHARD, of and
for Hythe, with coals, from Sunderland, in coming
for the harbour this morning, unfortunately drove
behind tie Saudi Pier Head ; and as the wind blew
hard from the S. S. W. with a heavy fea, the loon
bilged and drove her Rem in, and Ihould the weather
not moderate before the next flood makes (he will be
wa(hed to pieces : her cargo and (tines are now taken
out. A great many veffels, which patted by here
yefterday for theWeftward, have been obliged to bear
up and go back to the Downs.
DEAL, OCTOBER 3r.
Arrived, the PALTER gun brig, from Bella, hay.
ing under her convoy the Cunningham, Boyle, Lo.
pm, Draper, Gibraltar, and Jemima, FORD, which
failed through for the River.
Nov. I.—Arrived, the Exert-lox and BUSTLER
gun brigs, from a cruize off the coaft of France : the
BUSTLER has failed again to refume her Ration : the
Vresoo gun brig, %yid; a convoy from Ireland ; the
HataLsopra armed flip, with a convey of 23 v..ffels
from the Weftward, which have failed through for
the River. The Heexaosim has recaptured the Ga-
latea, Car. BALLA N TINS, of Sunderland, from Dub
lin for London, with provilions, and fent her into
Dover.—Sailed, the BLAZER gun brig, on a cruize
off Flufhing ; and the Fylla Danifh Hoop of war,
for the Nore.

In the Down..—Tbe Princefs of Orange, Vice Admiral Row-
'lcy; the Pompee, Vice Admiral Stanhope; the Capta'n, Ruby,
Valiant, and Canada men of war; the Arisdne frigate, the Troan-
paufc and Royalift flops ; the Pelter, Exertion, Buftler. and Vi
ago gun-brigs; the Harlequin armed (hip ; Rook fchonner, wish
two Danifh men of war, and one trigatc.—Wind S.W. with a frefh
breeze.