Star.
London, England, 1806-07-05 00:00:00

JAMAICA MAIL

This morning arrived a mail from Jamaica,
brought to Falmotoh by the Duke of Kent packet,
Captain COATIWORTN, in fix weeks patiage.
The Caassaus frigate, with the fleet under con-
voy from Portfmouth, are arrived at Jamaica. The
Imperial, GAIT, from Jamaica, to Liverpool ; and
Sarah,-Lrotrt.v, from Jamaica for London, were re•
taken by the A-rias man of war : the Ann, B
from Jamaica, for London ; jeffie, Boao ; and Juno,
M.Lean, from Jamaica, to Greenock, (part of the
fleet), have returned back to Jamaica.
_ _ _

The accounts from the Well Indies enable us to
contradi& the report in the IA American papers, and
which we never credited, of the Cork fleet having been
captured by the French. They alto furnilh tome de.
tails repefling Mit A MOS expedition, not In recent
as the intelligence w: have alto given from the New
York Papers, but mere particular as to the line of
eonduEl he is following for the emancipation of his
countrymen.
BARBADOES, MAY 6.

" His Majefty's (hip CERMIII, Capt. Saasy, with
.1 to fail of the Well India trade from London, arrived
liere on Sunday lA, after a very fine paffage of five
weeks. On the a7th ult. the MULLIN flan's of war
parted company with fourteen fail bound to Deme-
rara, Berbice, and. Surinam.
" It is much feared that the enemy's frigates which
have lately made their appearance in dick leas, have
eluded the vigilance of the detachment which was fent
I in quell of them, for it appearsto have been erroneouf-
ly Rated that they had got into the Saints, or Girada-
loupe, theft places having been lately reconnoitred,
and nothing Peen of them. The AG A 14E14 ono and
two frigates are Rill on the look out after them, and
we hope they may yet be met with. No fat ther ac-
counts have yet been received from the Spanifh Main
of Miranda's proceedings ; we, however, under Rand,
(but not from that authority which would jai& our
Rating it as accurate), that he has received at Bar
celnna Delegates from the Caraccas, Santa de Fee,
and Mexico, for the purple of arranging the places
to be attacked, or rather, thofe which are to be fur-
rendered; his onjeft not being to conquer, but to ame
liurate the Rate of the Spanith Colonies.
" Mar to.—Another fquadron appears to have ef-
caprd from our cruisers off the enaft of France, and
are ((woofed to have bent their cnurfe to there fear.
NVe hope they may not be fo fortunate as thofe which
lately made their appearance in our neighbourhood,
as we find hy the return here of Lis Nlajelly's (hips
Canada, Circe, Ethalion, and Cert., that the four

frigates Any . AV in quit -got
clear off. They were Peen to pats Dominica on the
aln ult. and St. Eunatia on the '26th, fleeting
N. W. and fttppofed for St. Domingo.—The home-
ward bound trade from the Southward failed on the
2d innant—were to call at Grenada. from whence
the rails afTembled there would proceed on the 4th
for the place of general rendezvous. His Majefty's
(hip Arno*, with a fleet from Cork, confining of
about 45 fail, which left that port on the 4th ult. has
jun arrived in Carl& Boy. The (hips Hope, Gists
and Mercy, RAID; are the only reliefs which we at
prefent learn are for this Eland; in one of there came
paffenger, John Cobham, Efq.
"Mar s 3 Corkifleet which arrivedon Satur
day confined of 67 fail, four having previoufly pro-
ceeded under convoy of the Crows r to the Southern
Colonies. The whole of thrtfe for the other Month
hive prOceeded yefterday and this day. Rear Ad
miral the Honourable Sir A. COCHRANE; R. B. fail-
ed this day for Antigua."

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EITI•CT FROM A PRIVALTI LITTER.
L'EsloAosawra man of war, was chaced a few
days fence, off Tortola; hy three French frigates,
and a corvette.