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

ANOTHER LETTER. SAME DAI E.

arrives.

a, Arrived, the Townfhend packet, Capt. DODD,
from Lifbon, in 18 days. His bilajeity's fhip LIVELY,
with a convoy for England, failed from the Tagus
on the 17th ult. His Majefly's brig Revs was left
for the purpols of bringing away the Englifh Am-
baffador. Alfo arrived the Carteret and Cornwallis
packets, from Malta ; the former in az, and the latter
in 21 days pafrage from Gibraltar. The Cornwallis
fell iu with a French lugger ptivgeer, of 14 guns, on
the 29th ult. in lat. 42. 14. long; 14. 36. and atter an
engagement of an hour and a half, beat her off. His
Majetly's (trips Ocean, Qi2een, Malta, and RePutfe,
!I under command a Lora Cowncwoon, arrived at
Malta on the 4th nit. Nine fail of the Ruffian line
and a frigate, arrived at Gibraltar the 16th ult."

Yeflerday morning, at eight o'clock, difpatches
were received at the Foreign Office, from his Excel-
lency Lord Vifcount STR ANC:CORD, at the Court of
Lifbon. Mr. SCOTT the Melfenger was immediately
difpatched with conimornicatinns to Mr. CANNING. at
Hinkley, in Leicetterlhite, where he has been for a
few clays pall, in retirement with his family.
Letters and Papers, dated the 28‘11 ult. were yefler-
day received from Holland, but they contained no
intelligence of importance.

`4" • THE ARMY.
•
The following are the names of the Traufports
which failed with the Unrcoam and Tema frigates
from the Rio de la Plata, on the Lath of Anna
lak tome of which have arrived at Portfmouth,
having been difperfed in a tremendous form off the
Wenern Ifles on the 23d of OEtober. Captain HAL*
nrstse, of the Umicctx, a..we have before fated,
had the command of the convoy.
Polly No. 254. Ceres No. 98, and James and Rebecca No. 42,
with 9th Lt. Dragoons, under the Hon. Colonel MAIIOII.
Ann No. 40, with acth Light Dragoons, Major Bums.
Hero No 94, Olborne No. 593, and Akzander No. 220, with
95th Regiment, Major M'Lzon.
Eliza No. 221, Adive No. 247, Brides Queen No. 139, and
Nereid No. 2111, with 18th Regiment, Major VAttDELM7II..

Akunder No 421, and Zephyr No. tab. Hofpital Ships.
Mary Ann, Hope, and Friendthip, PvTeiehant Ships.

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Of the above fleet the following are arrived fare
at Portfmouth, viz. Polly, Alexander No. 320, Eliza,
Mtive, Britifh (bees, Nereid, Zephyr, Ceres.
The James and Rebecca was lien in the chops of
the channel, by the Thifbe frigate, but difappeared
in a thick fog. We are lorry, however, to announce
the lots of this veal ; by which melancholy event,
feveral brave fellows of the 9th Dragoons loft their•
lives—the particulars will be found in our Penzance
letter.

Part only of the 95th Regiment has arrived from
South America.

The fhattered remains of the 88th, from Monte
Video, marched through Chichefter yefterday, on its
way to Steyning barracks, in Sufic', where they will
winter.. They arc to be completed as fonn as poffible
with men and arms to their former elablifhment.

The 95th, which were at the fame time. Made pri•
f niers in Buenos Ayres, are likewife to be reinforced
and re-armed, as foon as the whole of this corps

We are lorry to communicate to our Readers
ferinus apprehenfinns concerning one or two (hips of
the fleet. part of 'which has lately arrived from South
America, tinder convoy of the Unicorn And Thifbe
frigates. This fleet, confifliog at firfk of 16 Ships,
excluding the men of war, left Monte Video on the
Bth of Angutt, and having watered 5o miles up the
River Plata, cleared it on the 13th. On the 20th of
O.loher, when the fleet was off the Azores, only two
(hips Were miffing, rrse of which has arrived. Five
(hips are Rill to arrive, among which is the Alex-
ander loSpital (hip, which, previous to the dreadful
gale that difper kJ the fleet, was extremely leaky.
The Alexander has on board many of the wounded
officers and foldiers of the South American army,
together with fume ladies, the widows of officers kil-
led,l and has not been feen Since the gale by any of
the (hips a:rived at Pcrtfatouth.
i It is hoped, however, that the miffing Ships have
been unavoidably delayed, from the Ids of fame of
their fails or rigging in the late Ilormy weather.
A nutnier of tranfports from Copenhagen have
arrived in the Downs, from which the following
regiments have been difembarked, and marched to
; their refpenive dellinationst—The tft battalion of the
i :3d, or Royal Welch Fuftleers, on Friday to Canter.
Lary, on their route for Colchefler;lft battalion of 4th,
!( Ring's own) on Saturday. to Canterbury, and con
I tione their march for Cokhefter ; 32d regiment, on
the fame day, to Ramfgate and Margate ; soth re-
grncat to Deal barracks, and the Bad to Braborne
Lees. Several detachments of the Guards have alto
Ireached Chatham in light veffels from the tranfports
'at the Nome and Sheernefs.
Tranfports are hourly expeeted in the Downs,
having on board the 28th regiment, and 79th and
92c1 Highland regiments, which are air() to be &km-
' ba:ked at Deal.
A rioachment of the eft battalion of the German
Legi,.sr of the line were landed on Monday fe'nnight
at Sheer:refs, having been shipwrecked on their paf-
i ,ge from Copenhagen, and loft the whole of their
cl ithei, accoutrements, &c. They are to remain at
Sntzkaefs till they are properly refitted.
Part of the sth Regiment of Foot landed at Cha-
tham, as did part of the 43d Foot, from Copenhagen,
the former matched for. Deal, and the latter for Ipf.
wich.

Lieutenant-Coltmel AYLMER, who has been on
fervice, with his Company of the Coldaream Guards,
at Copenhagen, has refomed his command as Ad-
jutant• General on the Staff of the Southern Dahl.%
Friday, Saturday, and Sunday, the greaten part
of the td brigade of Guards, commanded by the
Hon. Major General Ftscst, marched into their old
quarters at Chatham, rfter their return from Copen-

hagen.
Two companies ofthe Royal Artillery, who were
at Copenhagen, have taken up their quarters at the
new At tillety Boracks, Brompton.
Friday afternoon, a detachment of about 200 of
the Ity•yals marched horn Edinburgh Cattle forLeith,
to embark for the depot at the Ifle of Wight. They
were motily boys.
Monday fe'nnighr, the fir 11 battalion of Roxburgh -
) (hire Volunteer Infantry, under the command of
Lieutenant Colonel the Hon. GILBERT Esetor,
marched iato quarters at Kelfo for fourteen day,.
Wednefday and Friday, the 23 regiment of Lan
cattlire mi:itia, commanded by Col. Lord STANLEY,
marched into Hull from Lirerpor.l.
• The Eaft York Militia, under the command of
Colonel C. Hothant, have received tbeir.route from
t Norman Crofa Btrracb, to Datlingtos and Durham.