Star.
London, England, 1807-12-28 00:00:00

NAV-21C; IPITTZLICENCE.

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VALMOITTII, DEC. as.
&rived the Ameriiao /hip, flunk PR T.
from Wanda with fruit for London, Zettined by the
Tame tfrivatter of this port the Argo, Anielican
Ihip, Wausau, frotti Gibraltar. ten tl•tyt 'miage,
with wine and brandy for orders ; the Prißce Erneit
packet, Para e, with mails from Jamaica. s 6 days •
parige—no particular news:—the Prinesf. Mary
packet Was arrived at Jamaica t fpoke •on the kb
Nolrember the (tip Govern'''. Milne, from Sr. Do
Mingo for London ; the Ptincefs Augulta. packet
with mails from the Mediterranean, 14 dayt frcm
Gibraltar—left there the tranfports with 80, troops
from Sicily, under the command of Gen..hibbaa.—
&thy is not be evacuated ; the Skim roglibints are
fent to Malta, and the Maltefe troops go to Sicily.—
The fquadron off Cadiz having (offered ranch in the
late gales, his Majefly's (hips Queen, Windfor Carnes
Bulwark, Hydra. and Chiffone, were ratting it
(oath.

TORBAY. DECEMBER 26.
This afternoon arrived his Majeßy's Blip Ville de
Paris, Temeraire, Dreadnought, Formant, Royal
George, and Neptune, from off Breft.
PLYMOUTH, DEC.s6.
Came in the Ocean, of and from Philadelplriar
Captain GORDON, laden with coffee and fugar, de-
tained by the BIULLIANT frigate; Preach lugger,
la Dele, from Belleille, with tome, brandy...44gs,
Am captured by the AlaLt, of 36 guns; Frenen
brig Providence, laden with rosin, captured by the
PILCHARD, of to guns; Hamburgh (hip Henrietta
Charlotta, from Lifbon for London, with fruit and
cotton, detained by the Crefcent privateer ; Friend-
fhip, Captain &taros, from France, with brandy,
detained by the EMEILILD frigate ; Caesium gun-
brig, from Gibraltar, la& from Falmouth; VALI.
•NT, of 74 guns, from Portfmoutb ; Assartrss, of
s 6; Dauer), of sa, and novae, of IS, from a
' cruise; Lively privateer, of this port, from a cruise,
with damage, having thrown her guns overboard in
a gale; Pomona, of 4o pas, and Ram, of 14,
from a cruise I and Oeconomy, Captain Davin.
!err, from Corunna.

PORTSMOUTH. DIC.• $7.
Arrived his Majefty's Ship Auaor from the Me-
diterranean with two or three fhips, which are put
under quarantine; alto his Majefty's tbip HaLtrat
from Halifaz with two or three fhips fuppored to be
part of her convoy. Rear Admiral Orwev 'truck
his flag on Monday lag, and went to London. It
being *remained that the Ruffian (hips in the Tagus
are not in a condition to pot to tea, the fquadron
under his command is broke up. The GLORY is gone
to Chatham to be paid off; the VALIANT, to Ply.
month, to be docked ; the MARS is come to Spithead,
to be repaired ; the Soma and &cocas. will join
the Channel fleet, when the wind is fair; the Nassau
has failed to join the North Sea finadron' and the
Helmut.* remains at St. Helen's.—The SURVEIL.
LARS'S, Sir Chown Cowin, went down to St. He-
lea's on Thurfday, Void) the Eaft India convoy, where
they are detained by contrary winds. The Ammon,
Captain Hoats, with the convoy for the Mediterra-
nean, is alto prevented from failing. The Toeazs
frigate, Captain A. J. Getartrus, is appointed con.
voy to Guernfey. Captain Oasis of the Armors
cutter, has fent to the cuanmhoufe here-s 6 edict of
fpirits which he feud at the back of the We of Wight.
Wind N. W.

DOVER, DEC. 27.
Paired by this day feveral fail of American Sips,
ftypofed to he from the Mediterranean, having qua-
rantine Hags flying; alfn the {hip Rolla, Capt. GAT.
211 days from Virginia, bound to London.—. Wind
N.W. and moderate.
DEAL, DEC. 17.
Arrived and failed for the River, Galen, HIPCXLY,
from Bolton ; Induftry, Liar, from Qoebee ; and
Elizabeth, A:norms, from Gibraltar. came down
from the River the Suffolk, %linear, for Ss. Do.
mingo, and remains with as per lA. Wind. W.

GRAVESEND. DEC. i 7.
Arrived the Anna, Baacirnao, from Leghorn ;
Rebecca, Paitztxsoa, from Philadelphia ; and Jo.
hanna, Boolean, from §tockbohn. Sailed the Peace,
&MOM, for Malta.

YARMOUTH, DEC. sy.
This morning strived the NASSAU, 64 guns, from
the Southward.--Sailed the ALaca NTT &sop Of war,
EXORTION gunbrig, and Loan lESITIt cutter, on a
cruise. Wind S.W.
HULL, DEC. ss.
A Council fat at the Admiralty Office yellerday
fe'nnight, fur the examination of pilots, who actor.
ding to the London•papers, were about to be fent on
a " new expedition." We believe we can fay, that
it was to confider the feafibility of fending a force
fufficient to extricate the merchant valets lying in
Swedilk ports, (as mentioned in our paper of laR
week). The Crass frigate, Foassrsa flans, and
Sutra gun brig, failed from Yarmouth on Sunday )
but whether for this pupae or not, we cannot fay ;
their force teems too (mall to effeA it.—lftsi/Mvertyir.

By the chip John Parifb, arrived at Penzance from
Lima, we have been put in polreffion of foam inter.
etling articles of intelligence. She failed from Lima
the ad of September, and about the t Bth of Ansa!
the firti account of the defeat of the &kith troops
under the command of General WHIT a Lac a reached
that place. The joy which the news of our dilater
and difgrace excited was unbounded. Rejoicing.,
unprecedented in their grandeur and extent, took
place throughout the city of Lima and the faberbs,
feßive meetings were held in the public fquares and
places, and the illuminations were continued three
fuccelive nights. The deteßation of the Englifh
name, arifing from the accounts which had reached
Lima, before the arrival of the ji.-hn Parifh, of the
pillage and barbarities committed by our troops upon
their taking pofelfion of Buenos Ayres, was maul.
felted in the molt ardent way by all ranks of people;
and at it was a:petted that the capture of Buenos
Ayres would be followed by an attack upon Liam'
fuck was the (pith of the inhabitants, that no lets
than twenty-five thourand bad volunteered for the
defence of the place. When the Joha Peri& left
Lima, there was may one Spanint regiment of regu-
lars in the city.