Star.
London, England, 1814-04-07 00:00:00

DEAL, APRIL e.

Sailed his Majesty's ship Timis for Sheerness, and
the ELWN cutter, with dispatches for Admiral Youtio.
Arrived the OLYMPIA cutter row a cruise, and the
FREYA from Portsmouth.—Wind S.S. W.

Captain D. BARTKOLOMEW .is appointed to com•
mand the EREBUS sloop of war at Sheerness.

INMINGTON, APRIL. 6.

Arrived his Majesty's ship HYPIPION from Pats-
mouth, with a convoy of 17 sail of trtnspor4, haying
on board the Marquis of BUCXINGHAMPS, Sir W. W.
WyNxes, and Colonel BAYLES'S Regiments (three
regiments of Provisional Milititt)i And will, II Vino-
ment the wind will loh permit, sairiefoldniflVAL-
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LINGTONIS Army in France..` •.
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BARI3ADOSS,'WACH 4. •
Arrived yesterday the Charles, of Jersey, BIDFORD,
from Bahia, in 21 days. Br her intelligence is re.
ceilmd, that the INDEFATIGABLE, and another frigate,
were cruamg for the Essex American igete and her
convoy of American whalers, and 12 English vessels
She had captured, which had doubled Cape Horns on
their way to the United States.

Captain.Haaars, who was the hearer of the late
glorious dispatches from Paris, experienced coosider -
able difficulties in making his way to the Sea Coast.
He was repeatedly attacked by the Cossacks
route, although under the protection of a R.•
Officer and a body of Cossacks. The escort here
accused of protecting a French Officer—and, on one
occasion, Captain HARRt6 was nearly cut down, in
spite of tt.e•efforts of his friends. His hit was cut to
pieces, and this circumstance accounts for lii* appe3r-
ing in London with cotnannin Dragoon's foraging
cap. Bat for the resistance' presented by his military
collar, one of, the blows Captain kiakasta received
would have been fed. This, gall tat. Officer dined
with Lord LIVERPOOL on the day of his arrival.

HEADTAVERN, POIILTICI,AkRIL 4, 1814..
At a nunteroui and highly respectable. Meeting of
PROPRIETORS Of INDIA STOCK, held here This Day,
JOHN WELLS, Esq. in the Chair,
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It war unanimously Resolved, upon the motion of Sir Rona?
PnESTON, Bart. seconded by AoaklT WILLIAMb, Esq.
" That it is the sense of this Meeting that the Hon. Captain
HUGH LINDSAY, is eminently qualified for the responihle
situation k soiLit4, to fi'l One of the Three VACANCIES now
declared in the EAST-INDIA DIRECTION, hiving, in addi-
tion to that general knowledge of the Company's attain, Which
a sound. judgment and an active mind have acquired during a
number of voyages to every part of India, that professional know-
le.'ge and practical experience In the marit,nte and nureantile
departments which would render his services peculiarly useful at
time, when the number of naval characters in the Direction
is Its than at any formt r period; and It is probable that nutwith-
standing the known zeal and intelligence of the present Mari-
ripe Directors, that ;he interest of th. Company may suffer,
unless an addition be made to their cumber.

" That with this impression each individual of this Meetirg
4wiiniliesaaye,rtbhyisl!,re,stlllnitistr.ns
anvnuarcstitvoe BC7l:4lb(nSofE;teCl ;Win: (o)nf
the eat.
tering prospect of ins success, howevv grateful it must br to his
feelings to tzperience it, but acknowledging the respectabiti,y a%
well as the zealous activiiy of his opponents, a single vote should
not be lost, Which, by as;idunus arplicstioo, can lie obtained,
and when kindly promised, should be urge,t hi the strotigen
manner as to the necessity of attending the l.allo: on tl.e lStb
instant.
" That the Committee now formed will co itirne to sit here
every day, :unday add Good l‘l'riday see!pred, till !L.: !lay of
Election, from 1. lt v,n till Five o'clock, obi
information wkict, may for/ard the st
" RAIN

Mr. WELLS having left the
and unanimously resolved, thil
Meeting•be given to Kr. WXLLI
during the business of the d.ty

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icu,ecaned.::•3lflithtlocab gn..didad bytran..y
N WELLS, OJAI man."
Chair, it wal moved.
cat the Thanks of .ti is
Ls, for his able conduct
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minsing
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