Star.
London, England, 1807-06-11 00:00:00

PLYMOU TH, JUNE 9.

Came in the WARRIOR and PLANTAGIVRT, of 14
guns each, from the Channel Fleet; Foram, of go
guns, Admiral Sir Sumer Smrru, from the Mediter-
r mean ; and liatasA, of 18 guns, from the Weft

PORTSMOUTH, JUNE to
The THESEUS, and Steam', Commodore Srov•
roan, arrived here this morning; there were/the Ups
that convoyed the expedition under Gen. Caewvnao,
whom they placed at St. Helena, under covvey of
Admiral MURRAY ; and they convoyed home a Best
from St. Helena : they report that no intelligence
had been received of the ELL:rams man of war,
%Alia is therefore fuppofed to be loft. Hopes are,
however, Rill entertained here. of the rarity of that
Ship : Commodore STOTFORO has not come on fhore,
and is ordered. it is believed, on other fervice. Sailed
his Majeftes fhip DISPATCH, for the Down; ; his
Majefty's 110 Mo Lassa, is appoigted convoy. fir
South America.—Wind W.

DIAL, TUNE 'a
Sailed the ZSIPRA Isaiah on a cruize ; and Wid-
geon for Leith.—Arrived the TuRIVLENT and BOLD,
front a cruize ; and remain in the Downs with the
reft of the (hips as per lak—Wind S. W.

YARA4QTI H, JUNE go.
Yelierclay arrived the RiSOLUTirttl. of G 4 guns,
from t 1 cluize..Sailed the Oaaaom Hoop of war„ on
cruite. This Morning arrived from Tonningen.
Mr. &Stitt% With mail., at• in the Jane of Loodos.
Wind S. W.

_
EL:MORE, MAY 26.
The {hips of war now in our Roads are the NIG m-
TISCALE, Patrimonies, and Nossoas. The SPY
sloop of war. and Ccasoa gun brig, failed on the 25th,
with the veffels for the fouthward ; feveral defined
to Newcaftle and the adjacent ports followed. The
Janet, of Arbroath, Captain A. Roavanna, froth
Newcaftle, with coats, arrived at Corrine the aid
inßant.

GREENOCK, JUNE 8.
The Hannah, HILL, arrived here on Saturday laft,
froth Charleflon, after a pat age of 33 days. The
Independence, WALKER, arrived there from hence,
two days previous to their failing, with lots of main
mall, and- otherwife much damaged ; left loading
for this port, the Mary Ann, and Volant. The Ju-
piter, Ltaav, was loading for Liverpool—the Olive
Branch was daily looked for. Spoke on the t4th
"May, in lat. 4.0. long. Sr. the Lucia, of Portland,
from New Orleans, for Liverpool; the had exile
eienced a heavy gale two days previous, and loft two
elf her top fails. The Almira, Eats, artived here
On foaturday lag, From New York, after a paffage of
33 days; (poke on the zoth May, in lat. 47#. long.
43. the Chip Plullope, WYLIS, from Liverpool for
New Brunfwiek. out i 6 days, all well; sad, in lat.
so. long. 4s. the Governor Carleton, Unastr, from
beset for St. John's, eon ten days, all well ; 25th,
in lat. St. 46. long. so. the brig Collingwood, Os-
'ova utp; from Liverpool, for St. John's, out 13 days
all well; Alt, in lat. 52. i 1. long. 27. the Northern
Friends, Guts& Lt, from hence, for Mirramiehie,
all well.

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.
GiAVIMND, Jena jo....Paired by the Mary, Frazer, front
thi New Galen, }Buckley. from Barton ; and the !kitting-
urettaNfokatt, from Philadelphia. Sailed the Surinam. Hind-
niarilt, for Statham; Edtetprize. Taply, for Malta ; Sceptre Da-
4dfott. for Tuned:len ; and the John and William, DWI:, for
ionningelt.