Star.
London, England, 1807-09-26 00:00:00

WEYMOUTI4. SEPTEMI3ER lc.

A fignal is flying it Portland for a Fiend' priva-
teer in the offirg, and the Liberty brig is gune in
queft of her.
Arrived in Portland Roads, his Majefty's (hip Borns, from
Jcrfey ; Pluto auop, RD. JA tivs ft I ; Dapper brig, Lieut. GAR.
DINIR ; Ht•arty, Lieut. WicititAsa ; Liberty, Lieut CORD ; and
Loma, Litut. Groat, from a cruize; Ant fehooner, Lieutenant
BIRD, from Guernfey, with a convoy ; General Doyle packet boat,
CHAA. Pirtle:, from Guernfey and Jerky, with malls and pan-
gcrs ; Alert bye boat, DAN. be Puraott , Princefs Augufta, C
CLARK ; and Brilliant, W. Cou;t, from Guernfey, with pallen
gers ; Two Friends, E. BRYAN, from Jcrfc7 ; Hope revenue cot•
ter, Taos. Tanauttv, from Guernfey ; and Riling Sun, E. 0,
Net cs.l,fromDungarvon, With eats and butter.

Sailed his Welly a brig Hardy, Lion. f z arra' atr, for 11..rtC-
mouth ; Ant Winona, Lieut. Ono, for ditto, with a convoy;
Rover packet hoar, DAN. DE PUTRON, for Guenifey, with paffcn
gers ; Profperity, JAE CRIED, roe Alderney; Hope revevue cut-
ter, T. Tansy ay, oO l cruiac ; George, Jo as Haws, and Doie
W. Ws t.r.r.s Nl.l, fur London.

GREENOCK, SEPT. 23. .
Yetleiday the Lord Melville, Anti, arrived at
Port Glafgow, from Antigua ; parted with the fleet
on the 14th inflow doting the night, in lat. 534. long.
to. The following is a lift of the thips in the fleet
for the Clyde :--Sisters, Barclay; !Wive, Gout ley ;
Britannia, Morris ; Eleanor, Burnett ; Jane, M'Al-
lifter • ' Elizabeth, M'Gregor ; Fame, Reid ; Pens.
lope, M'Farlane ; Amelia, Ferguton. The Surplice,
M4F.orlane, fprung a leak on the it th Anglin, and
was obliged to pot back to Bermudas, in company
With a frigate that aflitled the fleet through the pottage.
The Swift, M'Gibboh, artired here 131 night from
Chatlellon, after a paage of 45 days. Left loading
the Ocean, Malcolm, for this port. The Felicity,
Coombs, and A number of other Teals (names. un-
known) were loading for Liverpool. On the 16th
Aug Ult (poke an Eng& line of battle Blip off Ber.
muds, name unknown t 27. (poke the American fhip
Mars, from Liverpool for New York, out 32 days, in
lat. 41. 6. long 42. W. ; September ts, (poke a brig
(name unknown) frOM BrillOl for Newfoundland, out
five days, all well. By a letter from Capt. Athol,
of the Chip Mary, of this port, tb his owner here, we
learn that the was loft on the coact of the Brazils, in
lat. tl. 14 S. on her pairage from Monte Video to
Virginia. One man and a boy drowned.

lILLAPOOL, SEPTEMBER to.
Sunday the Stir, put into this loch, in a gale of
wind, the flip Raker, of Hull, ROBERT BARKER,
matter, Flom Placa; tb Hull, laden with timber ; left
Noes Scotia the 9+h of Awn. On the tyth, on the
great bank of Newfoundland, (poke the Indultry of
London for (teblec. Kilter matter, all well, having
on board Captain KERR and crew of the Labelle of
London, which velfel bad foundered on the 13th of
Augult. When Captain Beattie left that port of
America, Teals were coming in daily from the
American States, and thcugh they were fully ac-
quainted with the rencounter betwixt the LEOPARD
and the States frigate, no great notite teemed to be
taken of it, and the intercourfe was as ufual. There
is a great crop in that part of America, and the let-
tiers arc atively employed in clearing the ground
and cutting down their timber..

1, . FROM LLOYD'S LIST. • . • .
• Cie AVISL NO,.SAFT. 25.--t'atreil by the Harry, Hunt .frem ra;
Wu :, Mary,- v., frnm Peteriburgh t Watermae, Lattreman
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troll itiaajia4earr, INT: arid the William, Hilllniton, front
Waegront. allied the Albion, Gunman, for Lifbaa.
' EA3l' INDIA SHIPPING. • .
tient. tiaomwr.r.i of the SIR Erwaso HUCIf
frigate, arrived off the We of Wight, from the Eiq
Indies,' al (fated in yeflerday's STAR, !that he had
deliverld his difpatches at the. Eat India Houk yet.
terday;.proret4cd in the Admiralty, with difpatches
from Sir *.owatts;Pst.t.sw: He was alfct the beprer
of feveral French letters, tome of them, it is faic4
from the French Goicrament, intercepted onboard
tome trench chips eaptursd broitrcruizert. All hopes
of the fafetY of the StAtikaisi; ireciaderasind, hive
entirely vanifhed.

•
On the toth of July, the Lord Hawkebary fell
in with the Alfred, WESTRAD ; United Ki9101D1;
&ESTER'', ; Worceiler, S. WOOD; and Duke of
tdontrofe, Pariasao, isutward-bound, tts miles S.
of St. Helena, five days from that Bland; all well.
The fleet of lndiamen, which failed from Pont'.
mouth, on the 18th ti April laft, ander convoy of
his Majeftes (hip JuVirsa, were, on the tsih June,
is lat. s. to. S. long. as. 30. W. all well, viz.—
Hope, Carain Pendergrafs. Charlton, G. Wood.
Surat Palle, Robertfou... Coutta, Hay.
Taunton Cattle. Timbre& &YlOO. Hudfoo.
Earl Camden, Samfoa. vonghlre, j Murray.
Woodford, Martin. Walpole, Sandllanda,
Surrey, Camberley. Lady Caftlereagb, T.G.Murray..
The Surat Cattle was leaky, in c:odcquence of
which (he was to go into Kit.
The Sir Edward Hughes codroyed the China fleet,
lately arrived, to fit. Helena, and from thence was
proceeding to England with the flee:, when his Ma-
fhip Nassau fell in with them, took the convoy
under charge, and fent back the Sir Edwird Hughei
to St. Helena, to take the (hips that might arrive at
that Eland, b:fore the aoth of July, under convoy
for England.
The Atalanta whaler has captured a fhip worth
so,oool. She was at Sr. Helena when the Sir Edward
Hughes lett the Ifland.
The NO s Sir Stephen Lullingtott and tart Spen.
cer failed from the Cape of Good Hope the 23:1 of
January laft, and arrived off Point de Gall, the 3d of
April.

Two of, the Danifh frigates captUred at Copen.
hagen, arrived at Sheernefs on Monday.
We learn from Harwich, that upon her releafe,
order of the Admiralty, the American /hip; Two
Friends, Captain LiviwnsvoN, has failed fir the Elbe.
Extra6i of a letter froM Captain Hunt, of the'
Harry, from Jamaica, dated from off Dover, the
24th Inflant.—', I parted company from the convoy
on the ioth of Augull, in tat. 24 54. N long. so,
24. W. in a heavy gale of wind, which continued
ft veral days, with thick fog. The moll part of the
fleet, I believe, is difperfed from the convoy, having
teen leveral (hips after the fog cleared off. I fell in
with his Majefly's fhip Acta,
.in lat. 53. 2. N. long.
23. 3. W. who, in the faMe gate, log the whole of
her fleet the was convoying from the Leeward Molds.
The ARAB had received much damage in the gale,
having nearly loft her rudder, and was obliged to
(leer her r, eral days with a cable, while the rudder
was repairing, which was done very badly, having
broke all the braces except two ; however, they made
out to neer the fhip with it while I was in company.
I patted w;tl4 her on the 16th, in lat. 55. 50. long.
18. 47. then all well. She was blood tor finite port
in Ireland."
The Glenmore, Jan*i, for Liverpool ; Sifters;
Peacock ; Jupiter, ; Simon Cock; Boon s
Hartiet, Sirling; Q2een, ; Preflon, Edward ;
Swiney, Hardy ; Minerva, Stainfon ; Freedom,
Cowen ; Dile, Chivers ; and the Liberty, Ailen,
for London, failed on the rsth of July' from Suri.
nam. '('he Bear, Wilfon ; Favourite, Volans; Bel:.
lona, Fres; Apollo, Brown ; Fortune, Wilton;
Califler, Wetherhead; Williams' Smith ; and Orion,
' IGroves, for London,. were to tail on the ,9th of
July from SurinaM. A frigate was at anchor off Su-
rinam River, on the loth of Fearuary, to convoy
the litter (hips to the place of rendezvous.

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Freedom, Carr, from Surinam for London, was captured
pn tbe 27th of July off St. Kitt's; retaken on the 29th. after
having been on &ore near St Martin's, where the loft her rudder
and anchors.
The Rachael, from Gallipoli, is detained, and fent into
Malta. Cargo condemned.
The Scout, of Dunbarton, Blair matter, from Glafgow, was
wrecked at Holyhead on ;he 6th infiant.
The Hatton, Spears, from Liverpool td qt_febec, is returned
to Liverpool under jury malts.

The lidußry, Ginbi;e, from Newfoundland and Cork, for Li-
verpool, Rated to be IoR in the gale on the 6th inflame, is carried
into Waterford harbour, having been found without any period
on board, the Captain and crew having quitted her.
The Flenfliurg, of Copenhagen, from Meilina, is detained bf
the Charles AS, and arrived at Grimiby.
The Thefeus, Janfen, from to Heniburg, is obtained b
the Lord Cochrane privateer, and tent into Dartmouth.
The Hull packet, Gibfon ; and the Badger, Tbompfort, frotts
Dublin for Oporto, were taken on the 3 tit alt. by tome row boat
pilsateers, off Oporto Bar, and run on Ihora ; the latter is got of
bj the Millbrook fchooner.

Mullah—Off Portfmouth, the Argo, from the South
Seas. In Yarrnooth.Roads, Eleanor, Thrift, from Peterfburgh.
At &Mot, hogools, Falney, from Dominica ; Ettsa, Shepherd,
from St. Lade; Weft Indian, Applrbt, from Nevis; Dykes,
—; and the Sulks. Hutehinfon, from the Welt Indies. In the
Clyde, Northern Friends, —, from Piaon. At Dublin, Ja•
maim, Ford; and the Harmony, Humphries, front London. At
Cork, Diana, Wylie, from London ; and the Benjamin, Butcher,
from Peterfburgh. At Belfalt, Union, Bruce, from Peterflinrgh;
and the St. Patrick, M•Gilbern. from London. AtMalta,Phtebe,
Ounitone; and Anon, Britton, from London. At Oporto, Lord
Nemo, Wade, from London ; Unity, Tomlin, from.Newfoand•
land; Medal, White; and the Berry. Caftie, from %dec. At
Bolton, Hannah, Cottle, from Dublin. At Charlefton, Ocean,
Malcolm, from the Clyde. At Tobago, Golden Grovc,
from Fart!. At Trinidad, Thomas, Anderfon, from Africa. At
Nevis, Fleetwood, Crook, from Liverpool.

A vefrel has within thek few days arrived at Whit-
(table, the manie of which (later, that in the Wand
of Walcheren the inhabitants are attacked by a dif.
cafe, which has carried off feveral thoufand perform
Withiti the lall fortniLbt or three weeks, particularly
at Middleburg. The crew of this veffel were taken ill
immediately on their arrival in the ifland, and part
of them art returned to Whitftable in a very fickly
[Lae. At Campfeer the difeafe was very prevalent.

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