Star.
London, England, 1815-08-19 00:00:00

WEYMOUTH, AUGUST 18.

The Purser of the Prince Regent East Indiaman
landed here this morning with dispatches, and imme-
diately set off for London. He gives an account of
the safe arrival of the following ships, which passed
by this port this morning, with a good wind
Glauon, Coutts, Surat Cattle, Royal Charlotte,
Thames, and Henry Addington, from China; the
Prince Regent, from the Malaccas ; the Lord Dun-
can and Somersetshire, from Batavia ; and the Or-
pheus, from the Cape of Good Hope. The Warren
Hastings parted from the fleet in a gale off the Cape
in May last.

PORTSMOUTH, AUGUST 18.
Arrived his Majesty's ship CRESCENT, from the
Downs. having seen her convoy safe to the River,
from St. Tlipmac's ; and the ULvasts, from St. He-
lena, with the following homeward-bound East In-1
diamen, viz. Glatton, HALLIBURTON ; COUItS,
BOYCI ; Surat Castle, ROBINSON; Royal Charlotte,
BOTH ; Thames, Ricans ; and Henry Addington,
KIRKPATRICK, from China; Prince Regent and Lord
Duncan, from Bengal ; Orpheus, from the Cape of
Good Hope; and Somersetshire, from Batavia.

DEAL, AUGUST is.

Arrived and sailed for the River the Emma,
RIOCIE, from Prince Eclotard's Lland ; and POMONE
and Daman frigates, from the Eastward. to be paid
off. Came down from the River the Country Squire
for Miramichi.—Put back by contrary wind, the
Surrey, for New Providence. Arrived and remain
in the Downs, the Aurora, Nicnor.s, from Sr. Peters-
burgh ; Hibernia, Titnikvis, from ditto ; and Grati-
tude from Memel.--,Wind S. W.

LYMING lON, AUGUST 18.
This morning the Porier of the Royal Charlotte
from China, landed at this place with dispatches, and
immediately proceeded to London. The China fleet,
eight sail, under convoy of his Majesty's ship ULYs.
sits, have passed by all well.

Yesterday morning Mr. KAYE, the King's Mes-
senger, arrived in Downing-street, with dispatches
from P.m,.

The French Ambassador trar • sited business at the
Secretary of State's Office yesterday morning, and
afterwards at the Admiralty.
The Russian Ambassador had a long interview
yesterday morning with the Earl of LIVERPOOL, at
Fife House.
There was a report in Paris of an attempt having
been made on the day preceding the trial of Colonel
LASEDOTSIII. to favour his escape. It appears
certain that an offer had been made to the gaoler of
the Abbaye of 90,000 francs, and that the person
who undertook this indiscreet and dangerous nego-
tiation having been arrested by the police, has al-
ready undergone a first eseminatieo.

.rAST. INDIES:

By the arrival of the India and China fleet, Gr.
vernment have receive I the deiaill of the late 0nt0?...
rtnda'te campaign
.61 the British
44 in the Nenatil
territory: They were publiiheti ill's day in a Stir/de-
meat to the .tiarferi Oazdtt, btit at such a late hour,
that ire cin do little more than novice them. The
details fill a sheet and a half the Gaiette th.. suh.
gado? them ar already before the ptiblic. The
return of Casti shies is not yet complete, but we give
thole which have heel poblishr.t.
The preamble by the India IlLird contains the fol.
idwing paragraph :
le The successful resistance which the enemy has
hithertri opposed to the adirance of the ttiv;sions of
Major.GenerAls Wood arid Marley, and the diewers
Which haie occurred in-the division commanded by
Major-General Martindell, will be * Subject of deep
regret to yotir Honnur4ble Court bile your Ho.
admirable Criurt will derive great satisfivion from the
success which has hitherto attended the operations of
the division under the command of Major-General
Ochterlony." . . . .
Result of Ktcsca, WouNotti, and Aftssitra of a Deradsment
of the Field Army commanded by Colonel MAWIY, during
the siege of Kaki:lga, and subsequent attack on Be Lagoon
Sitio, from the 115th of November, 1814, to the Id December,
both indusive.

Neve* set 25. 1814.
Sad Foot-1 Serjeant killed; a rank and file wounded,
Ist Batt. 6th Native Infintry-1 rank and file *evaded.
Pioneers-1 Serjeant wounded.

Novellas' 28. 11114.
Foot Artillery,—; mamma wounded.
53d Foot—i rank and file killed.
Ist Batt. 6th Native Infantry-3 rank and file Mei
lu But. 7th bizto-1 rank and file killed.

Kunnas* 27.
hone Artilicri--1 Lieutenant, 1 sinner, 6 martens's, Ipn

lawns, wounded.
Foot Artillet y-3 mattrowee; 2 golauntlauze, 1 gun lam:, 1 dri•

ver, I magazine mart, wounded.
531 Foot-1 Lieutenant, 16 rank and Me, killed; I Majnr;
Captain., S Lieutenants, 1 Ensign: 15 serjearits, '2 drummers,

183 rank and file, 3 blterstres, wounded; 1 bh,zenee
Ist Batt. atli Nadir Infantry-1 Captain, 9 rank and file, killed;
native commissioned officers, 3 haviltiars and serjcants, 1
1 drummer, 50 rank anJ file, wounded.
Ist Batt. 7th Native lufaitry—l native commissioned officer, 1
serjrant, 7 rank and file, killed; I native commissioned officer,
7 setjeants, 65 rank and tile, wounded.
tat Batt. I Sth Native Infantry—l Lieutenant, 4 rank and fil
killed ; 1 Captain, S native commissioned officers, 6 sericaats,
drummer, 58 rank and file, wounded.
Pioneers-6 rank and file, i laser, wounded.
Noumea*, 40, 1811.
Ist Batt. 13th Native IntAntry —1 rank 3n..1 file wounded:
lit Batt. Gth Native Infantry-1 rank and file .wounded.