Star.
London, England, 1809-09-04 00:00:00

Bp the Princro Mary packet, arrived avFalmouth,
we havA-MCCalgillettrzifar Mika and Gibraltar.
She left at 1114Ita thii'Odeiberallis and Prince Erhase'r'

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V Tr. lix-wasarseitcarno SEPTEMBER S.
A ritied the erasfektiflikiiit, trtiin cruize; limme
i4l-brig, with *l24,6444lfitibirithe Downs... Sailed
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z' Cap3d6l:l6/irli* and Diligente store- ,
packets--at Cadiz, iris loktty' ,,
,ship
4,b..TitziE (whose iirril'll7 1 ship, with the West 'Wilt ** • ••
"'Lich was to 61411 h(rnie.
' . _l__ the A.L._ I .
m.m...,Fitais
avraio atlVenOath) • alen I Lis% ; morning from St. Helloes,: with a fair wind.
and Duke of:MoritrosePacketi I Saturday afternoon.the Topaz schooner, tender to
Conquetor,Leitiathin,
A TsldhCeo Tbz,rinagrtis arrived J a Gibraltar, the /lent, Cambrian, and Porno- i the -1,-"N of 64 guns, Captain LI
211 _ _ . .
aed... .. ~ here from the Straits of Nll:lcc"a.e.
lithrld`.
0.1. agreeable intelligence, that the LION, with the home.
Townsend packet bad arnvess
pine. The
t0.....0s the Sth ult. the HYP"itin-sailed 111t1"4"*-: ward bound China fleet, consisting of the undermen
. . - ...; tioned ships, sailed from China on the 2d of March,-
voy for England.
Our letters from Malta are of the ghtlane, .and and arrived in the Straits of Malacca on'the 19th,
; n
S. the
long. 3U:
oftheEn ; wnaambique Channel; lat.
state that the snerchaats had receirodaccounts•hy the.i.wahen the Topaz joined them, and continued in com-
Tnastas frigate, •of the Fiend being in, possestionef i 1 yl2 to
Trieste at that time; and that on their arrival there June, in a gale, parted co
mhl)erean, on the
from ht7le of
they ordered such a contribution to belevied on the' and continued her course for Emg}.4:i.* . She did •neott
wan as could not possibly be paid. • On failure they t touch at St. Helena, bia she spoke an American ship,
seined and sent tp the army as hostages. 40 of the j-csi: the 14th of July, 'Which had been eight days from
viz Helena, and who informed her that r
the ~..sserrtine
• • al English merchants who had formed este-
pncip lof the convoy, bad arrived
there -.-The• " diutes -With.l
• there.—The American :Consul • was also the Chinese had d been .
n settled, and the ships coming-
ViNnents
' •
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obliged to fly. , . . • hour.? 'with tie Lien; are all full ships.
Every kind of colonial produce is a mere drug at ire, 04Cein, Ain:wick Castle, Canton, WahnerCastle,
David Scott, Royal George, Dorsetshire, Elphinstone,
/441. a, owing to numerous arcivabtuf American yes-
. •Ceres, Essex, Exeter Winclielsea, and barley.—
Indian and Aaveticaa cargoes. IT
--Ps • Eight country hips
seis with at. tcl o
0 some change shall happen in the poh
'ticalsetfle of ; Bengal. The LION ha; tacken company
shipsthceasi:ayof
!tab., which may open the ports of *at couutryi and '•_ Jefferson a'nd Derby, ivhic4,ivere illegally trading at
those of pains 6a, the trade with Meta will prove Manilla), the former, Captain.HEATticurs sold at Can-
dle roperty of those who air tincerned tot! ; the Dethy is connpg to England with the LION.'
• injurious to i Eli Dovzß frigate had taken the Jenny, another
in it. " GIBRALTAIt, AUGUST 7. I American ship, at Manilla, and sold her. The NAS.
and 1/10/4EDZ

ci alt.*§els kist. Kijesty's ship Karst, Captain
geGgas, arrived.
°here, and witaimmediately pot in
rigid quarantine,. information. having been received'
from Alicante of his having been obliged to put in
there with goo of his crew sick• with a pestilential
disease on board, wlaich was caught from some French.
prisoners which the Ersr had taken tof a French
true from
.Sona, oes, the coast of Africa., The Kr At
will be obliged r proceed to England, as-no port in
'Spain will gjve her admittance. Twelve of his crew ,
'hare died,, ami some of them with the black Tomsk.
The fiTrsalon and Convoy for zaadiz and England
sail this evening. f '
The Princess Wry packet arrived onthe
twenty-three days passage, from Malta ; by her we
learn the following, particulars :—That Sir Jolorl
atcy.aar, widithe,expedition from Sicily, had taken
p?ssessiqn of the isianslsol. Ischia and Procida, in the-i
14y„of Naples, Where 'he, bed landed the army.-7
.IqoaAT, who was on his mnre:ls •to join BONAPARTI
.
90,000 French troops, havimg been obliged to
return to Naples to protect that eapit#l. The Cyane, I
CaPt, STAists, had, After a very gallant action in
Company with the Sicilian gun-boats, taken or des-
troyed nearly the whole of the enemy's gun-boats in 1
the Bay of Naples. Captain STAIND had his right
arm carried off by a cannon shot towards the close of
the action. The Prench jand evacuated the Castle of
Sc7llll and blown it ispo".;

SAV were at pt. Helena,. and expected
to sail for England in a few days.
FALMOUTI. SEPT. I,
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Bailed last evening the Mirti cutter, far tholtoast of Spain.
—The Express packet, Copt. Brittocx, with snails for Cadiz,•
sails to-morrow.—Arrived yesterday the Princess Mary packet,
Pococx, with Mils from Cadiz, 14 days patisage.,--the bvig.l.ord
Collingwood, Capt. Li Bt. aa:c, 17 days from Gibraltar; with'
wine, &e. for Gnernsey : she is put in under qoaranslue ; apo*,
:ton the 21st ult. the ship New John, of and frail Ljverponl, for
.Earbadoes, with arother ship in convoy.—This day 'arrived
Plops schooner, Lieut. —., from *Plymouth, to take on bokrd
i Messenger and dispatches for Spain: and the brig'Ann, Capt.
RV/Donald, front London, for Gibraltar.
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PLYMOUTH AND PIatMOUTH.DOCK, SEPT. R.
Arrived the Swallow sloop,'lxofir 'cowering the outward-
bound vessels that sailed en Friday, a certain distance; the
W,-azle schooner, from Falmouth ; Harlequin, hired armed ship,'
from a cruiz-,-; Aeasta frigate, from the Scheldt, with four
transports full bf French and Dutch: prisoners under convoy (the
latter came up harbour, and were immediately shifted to the pri-
.stiii ships prepared for their reception); and the Dolphin, store-
ship, from the eastward.—Sailed, the Morning Star, cartel, for
Morlaix, with French prisoners, women, and children ; another
cartel, for the same place, with prisoners, sailed on Wednesday;;
Woolwich and Provoyante, for the Straits; with la Nymphe,
Eyderen, and convoy.—More vessels, with French prisoners, are
hourly expected...—Arrived the William, ARCHIBALD DASIL,
from London, laden with sugar, coffer, &c. bound to Gibraltar;
'ketch Maria, JAMES BARAN, from uernsey, in ballast; Par-
tnguese schooner Pridade e boa Felicidade, ANTO DOS RENA tyre,
from Oporto, laden with wines, &c. for this port for orders ;
Dolphin store-ship, with French prisoners on board, from Flush-
ing ; Spanish loggers Nostra Senora and Nostra Senora Aranasca,
front Seville, laden with steel and iron, bound to Cadiz, detain-,
ed, and sent in • here by the John Bull private ship of war ; the
ship Lady Esther Stanhope, Admiral GOODALL; from the Downs.
Passed down Channel Irons the eastward, the Mediterranean
convoy.
Sailed the American schooner Resolution,_ BATES • ' the schoo-
ner, William, DANIEL; and the schooner Eleanor, MAST CRS;
to join the feet, when the whole procee,led down Channel with
a favourable wind.
The Woolwich and Preveyante store-ships have on board Ma-
rines for Lord Co tti NOWOOis's flee in the Mediterranean.
Sailed the Edward, Hairline, for Oporto; Nymph transport,
Captain 'Fitecsr,_to the Westward; and Bargee. Two Brothers,
CVANTLZR, for Prince Edward's Island.
DOVER, SEPTEMBER s.
Arrived the Felicite french frigate, captured by the Latena,
in the West Indies. She experienced a dreadful hurricane on the
apight of the Ist of August, on leaving the Island, and was near
:foundering.

DEAL, SEPTEMBER 2.
•
Arrived the Success frigate and Sarpen sloop, from Flushing;
the latter sailed again for the same place—the former remains.—
Sailed the'Hardy gun-brig; for Portsmouth ; and several Trans-
ports, fdr Sunspot, in order to disembark their cavalry.
SEPT. S.—Arrived the Dryad frigate and Zephyr sloop, from
Pushing.—Sailed the Ides hired cutter, with four casks of dol-
lars on board, destined to the Acting Commissioner at Flushing;
also sailed the Success frigate, on a cruise to the Eastward; about
thirty sail of Transports, with artillery oa board, for Deptford;
and several others, with cavalry, fur Ramsgate.
Remain in the Downs—The Lively, Dryad, Coquette, Zephyr
and Dover *atter, with some of the transports having cavalry on
board.,.
• • VARMOUTH, SEPTEMBIR 3.
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YeaterdVy rnoming arrived in these Roads from Flushing, the
figfuttafrt,- 64 gun;, with passengers and sick and wounded
'helot), ;'wheat she left Flushing, the troops were emba.rking for
England, excepting about 55,000 as h!ch are to be left in Wat-
cheren to garrison that place.—Sailed the Monmouth, 64 goo*,
for Flashing, and the Havoc gun-brig, fnr Heligoland, with
convoy.—Arrived from. Heligoland, under convoy, the transport
Marked W.I. with about 400 troops belonging to the Duke of
ilatrgswrca•Orts. Also arrived cne brig and six hays sent in
by the Censor gun-brig, Lieutenant Rowe, which were captured
off the River Ems.-a -Reitain the Roebuck, Agincourt, Aboukir,
Chantfcleer, and Drake.

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A Danish ptivateer captured a loaded brig off
Flambro' Head on Friday. ••
• A letter received on Saturday ffunts'an QRcer on
beard his Majesty's ship Bospos Cilotorn, contains
the report ri the Capture' the Fustian* dbe of the
'French frigates which escaped from. the Salines, and
afterwards from Guadaloupe.—lt was on the 6th of
Jul,y, after a chase of 20hours, that the BONNE CITOY•
ENNF: came up with, and engaged the Furieuse. The
battle, which was of the most furious tlescription, lasted
six hours_ and 49 minutes ; at the expiration of which
the Furietise.itruck, hiving sustained a loss of 33 kil-
led', and nearly SO won ided, amongst which was her
Capt. lin,' 'The BeNicCrforstmz had only one man
killed, and five wounded, two of them badly.
The Bows E .C,TTO::NE is a small vessel of her
~cliss4 bqt thi Futiruse 'is capable of mounting fifty
Om - al it is about six years old, and extremely fit
-fOr -the King's service. From the short distance from
cash other, at which the ships engaged—from 20 to
'ISO yards.-!they were, at the close of the action, corn-
.- •-
...ptete wrecks. At the time when oar informant wrote,
' three days after .the action—the BONNE. CITOYENNE,
wi:h her prize, was .steering for the island of St.
1 I John's, Newfoundland ; but, from the crippled state
of the ships, some doubts were entertained, whether
they would be able to reach that port. The Furieuse
, was bound to Bayonne, with a cargo of scgar, coffee,
and a little cocoa.
The letter, from which we have abstracted the
above gratifying intelligence. was received through
an American vessel, just mired..

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