Star.
London, England, 1814-08-10 00:00:00

LIVERPOOL, AUGUST 8.

The Syren American sloop of war,-captitred the
Barton, HAR,.EK, from Africa to this port, on the
28th May, and burnt her ; and on the Ist June, the
Active, —, from Africa to this port. The Venus,
Bimini', from Maruham to this port, was lost off that
harbour the 23d May—crew saved with difficulty..

Three American privateers are cruizing near to
.Antigua : they have captureL two of the Mail boats,
and dcnt. much mischief.

His-Nfajesty's ship CARNATION sailed the 11th June,
with a convoy from Curasoa for Jamaica, and ar-

rivet safe on the 19. b.

His Majesty's ship HAzArin sailed 4th June, with
a convoy from Burbadoes to Bermuda.
The Leeward Island floet coming hlrne consist of
about 2.'30 sail : they sailed for England on the 3d of
July, under convoy of his M ijesty's ships Hannibal,
Pique, Icier, Mutine, Echo, B.istard, Po: t Mahon,
Am 'ninth, and another sloop of war.
The Plicenix, Captain BututELL, arrived from Mar-

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tinqne, off the Isle ot Wight, parted from the home-
ward-bound Leeward Island Fleet, under convoy of
the HANNIBAL 111:111 of war, on the night of the 23d
ult. ; or the following morning she fell in with seven
of the convoy which had separated ; op the 31 she
fell in with an American pi ivareer, which sheered off
on her bearing down to engage.
The brig Minerva, CAM PBEt.I., from Charleston
for France, in which three French Ladies were pas-
sengers, was captured 20th January last, by the CON•
QUESTADOR, Lord W. STl;Atur. Capt. C. was taken
out, the ladies remained, and a midshipman and prize
crew put on board—same night the brig encountered
a violent snow-storm, and was run down by a Swedish
vessel, ;sod all on board, except Mr. ALLEN, the
Mate, perished.

YORK HOTEL, DAVER.—The following are among
the West arrivals trom France at the above Hotel:

Mr. Bowman, Lor.l Elgin, M. Scuires, Eic. Hon. J. Lennard,
Mr. Proctor ard Lady, Sir W. Dakar, Bart. Sir Frederick Baker,
Abdy, Bart. and Lady, Hsu. John Lennox I iol-
royd, Mr. la,.kson, M.P. and Sons, Hon. Fred. Vaughan, Hun.
Miss ingleby, Mr. Henry Drury, Mr. Rae, Captain Langton,
Captain Collis, Mr. Caldwell, Mn'. F.*C:roton ; and Baron Hot.
zen and Lord Bartonell, from Hanover, &c. &c. &c.

Passengers by the Fleet from India, continued :
Per IVl.tagois or CAtintm—Captain Steel; Mrs. Holman and
family ; lieutenant 1) ck, 80th Regiment; two Master Ror.
dykes, front Perang.
Per I.owritat Levi-La—Mrs. Perkins, from St. Helena.
Per PRINCESS AMELIA—Ms s. Robert. and child; Mrs. H.
Magntae; Miss Hail ; Mr. Blair.
Per PEasavtit.e c t—Charies Carey, Esq. Bengal civil ser-
vice; Master seal, awn St. Helena.
Per CNA It LtS GRAN I—Captain Walk.r ; Lieut. Adams,
17th Light Dravot:s.
Pt r Nfi it QUI* or ELY—Captain Moray-, 17th Light Dragoons;
Major Ainslie, 13,ngsl e,tabilit.ment, and family.; Messrs.,
I.e.s i 4 and Snow, American merchams.
Per l'Eacs—Matter. Tory. R. and I. Scott.
Per WA/ILLY—Lieutenant Go alt, Sat N.
P.r Es3rx—Master Gardync.
Per NlorrAT—Majf.r Ainslie, and three children ; Mrs.
Q'Hari, (rota Bengal ; Litutriant Saunders, 17th Foot, from
Madras.
Prl TOTTEX MAU—Lieutenant Colonel Eiring:on, 47th Re-
giment ; Captain Locker; two Miss Commyaa; Masters Tho-
mas and Razett.

Pa HUGH INGLItS• Evian, from Bengal; Master

Euart ; C. Carey, Esq. civil service, left at Madras; lieutenant
Colonel Sniyih, Miss S. and F. Snsyth, from Madras ; Mrs.
Orme, Masters C. and F. D. Orme, tour Misses Orme, Miss
Dover, Lieutenant Carmichael, 16th Regiment, N. I.; Captain
I. L. Moir, ditto ; Lieutenant Cotton, told Drasuona ; Licute.
rant EtUon, dittu.

The Labor.: Ukhars state, RUNJEET Soar was al-
ready sick of his campaign, and proposed to return
to Lahore or Umrutsir, leaving' Moho:inn CHUN')
in command et his army, who had stated the danger
of a separation of the forces. The Seek at my had
marched from Rehas to Dalleyan, from whence they
had subsequently pr. ceded to Badshahpeor, on the
road to Kyas, and within eight coss of that Flace.—
Considerable detachments had been sent to Attock.
On the side of Cahil, Furren KHAN was still em-
ployed in collecting troops, and that MAIINIOOD SliAll
had arrived at Chumber. There had been a skirmish
between a predatory party in service of HOLKAR,
and one in that of Scindea, in which four pieces of
artillery had been taken from the former. The life
of Kuunsam Kass, the celebrated Pandarroe Chief-
tain, had been attempted by a man in his service..-
KUItRZEIN very narrowly escaped : his Vakeel, who
was near him, fell under the spear of the assassin. •
We have the satisfaction to state that a Proclama-
tion has been publi'shed at Malta, in which it is de-
clared, that, for upwards of 2tardays the fatal effects
of the plague had disappeared, and, in consequence,
it is ordered, that all, the accustomed intercourse of
thecolony shoul4 be restored, and that the precautions
adopted against this malady by the Government
would be discontinued.