Star.
London, England, 1805-10-31 00:00:00

COTTENBURGH &LAIL.

We (lop the prefs to Rate, that the Gottenburgh
Mail of the asth infl. is jolt arrived : the following
is the only article of intelligence it brings :•••
STRALSUND, OCT. 17.-Tilt joint. Swedilli and
Ruffian Annie:, to the number of 30,000 !nen.
searched yeflerday from this place and its neigh.
bourhood—their dellination is faid to be Hanover.

It was yenerday reported in the fira military cir-
cles, that the following arrangement had been made
for the Staff of the Britilh, and Hanoverian troops
now embarked for the Continent, viz.
His Royal Highnefs the Duke of Yoas, Com-
mander in Chief t—His Royal High's& the Duke of
Curelit&LAND, to the Command of the Brities Caval-
ry, with two Lieutenant-Generals under him s—and
his Royal Highnefs the Duke of CANSILIDOR, with
feven Lieutenant-Geaerals, and twelve Major• Gen-
erals under him, to have the command of the Infantry.
_ _ _

Several Gentlemen on the Craft have exerted them.
felves in a meritorious manner in fornifhing every
accommodation in their power to the Officers and
troops ordered for embarkation at Ramfgate. One
Gentleman, whore name we have not learnt, met the
lath Regiment feven miles from that place, for the
esorefs porpofe of conduaing them by the fisortell
route to the town. Mr. GAII.IOW, the Counfellor,
who had provided a cold collation for the Officers of
the fame corps, met them on their entering Ramfgate,
and in the moll handfome manner, preffed them to
accept of this mark of hofpitality.

The sd battalions of the 43d and sul Regiments
have marched from Dover to their former quarters
at Hytbe, and the Hereford Militia. and the Conlin'
Miners, have gone to Dover, to replace them ; the
former from Brabourne Lees, and the latter from
Chatham.

The regiments of Ayrfhire Cavalry, and Riflemen,
and the Era regiment of Ayrfhire Volunteers, affem.
bled at Ayr on Saturday, on permanent duty for As
days, and to be reviewed on Wednefday next, by his
Excellency the Earl of Willa.

Yelierday morning, abnut fevers o'clock, a fire
broke out at the Bath, in Lamb's-Conduit-Area,
which had an alarming appearance ; by the timely
arrival, however. of the parill engines. and exertion
of the neighbours, the flames were eictiuguillsed,
having damaged only a pats of the pre:wires.

Yenerclay evening an alatwing- fire broke out In
the fiat floor of a pOry.cook's, m St. Martin's-lane,
which threatened the deatultion of the whole houfe ;
but, by the timely *(Stance of the firemen, it was
extinguithed without any farther damage than the
total demolition of the interior of the room.

On Wednefday, the 23d about three
o'clock, a fire broke out in Mr. White's Rope-walk,
about half a mile from Gofport, on the road to Fare-
ham, and in a very (bort time great part of the build
ing was in names, which teemed to threaten the whole
with immediate defituttion. By the arrival of feve.
ral engines, and the very great exertions of the inha
bitants, their progrefs was checked in a few hours,
but not till a eonfiderable portion of the building, to-
gether with about r3o barrels of tar, a great quan-
tity of hemp and cordage, • rick of hay, &c. were
totally confumed. The whole extent of the damage
.is eftimated at about /Sod. The accident was occa•
Honed by the tar-kettle boiling over.

14.-4truct IYTELLIGENCE.
MAILS THIS DAY...VIs4 Nada._
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DONA 06 I Handrorgft o s
Waterford s 0 °amber& o 1
Laos s z

Fa :mourn, Ocr. Al.—Attired the Spanint priva-
teer the Garymgena, of t s guns, and 75 men, from
St. Selsafliants, captured on the ssd init. by the LA-
?MCA frigate; the had been only three days at fea,
and has made no captures. Wind N. E.
PLYMOUTH, OCT. 29.--Came in the Soma, or 74
guns, from the Eaaward ; and blutozca, of t 8 guns,
from the Downs.

PORTSMOUTH, OCT. 3o.—Sailed the ORPHICIS fri-
gate; Ricut.us, of 44 guns; and FORT floop, for
the Downs ; the ALatccaa Hoop, on a cruize ; and
the SATO R 11,0174 guns,to join Admiral Duccwoarm.
Arrived the American fltip MiHiHippi, Kinmoas, front
New York, detained by the bisacoav frigate. Wind
Northerly.
Data, OCT. so.—Remain in the DOW= the flips
as per laft.—Wind N. E.
Et.stusvit, Oct.. ty.—lndullry, Parmanss. from
11-Jrntifland, for Riga, hallaft ; and Helen, Ltrucow,
from Peterfborg for Dandee, flax.—Sailed the Sally
for Leith. Hebe fir Loog Hope. and Charles for
Htall, and yefterday the Duke of Kent for Hull, with
fleets ; the BletEng for Leith, and Thames for Long
Hope. remain. The Ruffian fleet failed this morn-
Ing.—Wind Eafterly, fine weather.

FROM LLOYD'. LIST.

Ciaersseiro, Ocr. gm—Paired by the Jorge Llfette. Brown,
from Naples; Trelawney Planter, bfaftrie, from Tobago ; Dol-
phin, Raymond, from Gottenhorg ; Enterprise, Vahan. from
Archangel ; and the Prow Tiftkr., Cops, from Stettin.—,Sailed the
EUpabeth, Shelton, and the Mary, Shaw, for Lithos; ; Nymph.
Warren, for Newry; Armenia. Paynter, for Cork; ChrlfUena.
Remery, and the Priendlhip, Willmott. for ',Moore ; Providen-
cia, Masud, for Norway; Marla Margaretta, Holt; Gents
Hainaut, and the Dorothea Marla Margarata, far
Tonningen. .

The following is an extra& of letter from Captain
Jena WALKER, oldie (hip Flaxton, of North Shields.
dated Downs, Oaober is :
■ On Twfday rooming. the tydi hem, about eft (Mock.l
half way between Doug/nets and Dover, a lugger privateer at-
-emptekto booed us upon our ftarbosrd bow. k being seedy mho;
be had iosti ten oars es each Ede. I was (tending at the gang-
way when I fist fine him. 1 hailed blue, 'Atkin if be was going to
run en board of us ? He never sofwered. but pulled diredly for 1
our bow. Z celled to Mr. &meta. to Ike bewrgon ; bearing
that, be put his helms a-itarboard. west date aloes sad got
bold of quarter piece. We got eataft. sod deed eight
on into him, wbkh bd7 e
e let go. _ diem, and by opois Ids
oars for a Mule time, mad then Erwin. We gm our brood- I
Me to him, and all the Marna to thst Me, sod trod tato blur g
he then pulled to the other "wrier ; but we get the guns to the
other Me, and best Mos oIG Ima perfoaded he received madder.
able damage, as we geed about hwt. gum many at eibleblerere
well palmed. I fear be mob s retie Sunderbod brig that was a•head
of us. fee he feemed as though be came from her. The Flexion
left Plymouth op Sunday moesing. Ow. people bdsreed very wdl
indeed.'

DISTIRBU'IION OF PRIZE-MONEY.
To the Fairy. Sx the capture of the Hannah. July is.
will be paid at No. is, Upper Thatne►fireee, ea Saturday, the sd
of November, and recalled every day ftetbree years.
The Amite, for the capture Otis Eatavian Rip Sara Maria,
Tune s, sloy, will be paid en Friday. the to of No►ember. is
Firootith tioend, and recalled at the Coseatievbeefe of Mr. Ed-
ward Lyne, Plymouth• every Teefday and Friday for three year,.
The above alp will alfo be paid. st the bane time and plant, fee
the detention of the Swath brig Caftan, May 3t,

The Lords of the Admiralty, in compliment to
the gallantry of Capt Munoz, his officers and (hip's
company, have named la Dims, of 44 wins, cap-
tured by the Paoli's:, of 44, la ilLarcsts .and
when the is docked and fitted for feat, Capt. Mynas
is to have the command of her.

Many Sips belonging to the port of New :sale were
hired for his Majefty's ferrite fall week; even com•
anon wood fhips, without any fbeathing whatcver,
have been fitted for troops and horfes.

Yelerday a Court of Direitors was held at the
Eatt India Hoare, when the undermentioned Cap-
tains were fworn into the command of their. refpec-
tin Chips, viz.—Captain WILIAM. FAIRFAX, of the
Hugh Inglis for Madras and Bengal; Capt. Haxatr
BONHAM, of the Effex, for Madras and China ;
Captain Joule R. Famicitan, of the Alexander, for
Bombay and Bengal.

The (hip Fortune, of 616 tons, bound to New
South Wales, with (tore', &c. was taken up to bring
home a cargo of goods from Bengal.
Letters received from Madras, dated the t ath May.
Rate the fafe arrival there, after a 'bort patage of
four months and two days, 'from Pottfmouth, of the
HARM,' of 18 guns, Capt. Wonamamos ; fhe car-
ried 'mat important difpatchei from Government for
the Governor-General of aU India ; fhe is coon ex-
paled home with difpatches, being a fall faller.

HIGH COURT OW ADMIRALTY, DOCTORS C 0111101113•
—Tuefday the Right Hon. Sir W. SCOTT pro-
ceeded to the adjudication of the following detained
nap cafes:
Friederick. Legal:rum mafter—This veff.l. ender Proem+ es-
teem. with a esrgo of wine. brandy, and marble, in the profeett.
don of ber voyage from Cate to Eabdes, was captured on the
sd of Ant:ft isit by bis Majefirs hip Cruiser, John Handeoek,
Mi. Commander, and bravest to Yarmouth. Punka proof was
thread in this cafe as to the detthstion. and alio as to the pros
perry.
Tut*. Reinbesek mafter.—Tlth hip. under Pru Man crafters,
with a cargo of wheat, en s voyage from Bourdesuir to a port in
Syria; was captured by tise private hip of war the Tartu, and
brought to Geetufey. la the safe the hip and cargo were con-
ditioned as good and hwful prise to the captors, at the pound of
attempting to enter a blockaded port.

- -
Yelterday the Right Hon. Sir Wit SCOTT pro-
ceeded to the adjudication of the following cafes of
detained Stipa and cargoes :
The Aurora, Wigrilus mater.—This ve M. laden with a cargo
of fak. on a voyage from Tnrreviefa, olfenilbly to Stockholm. but
%dually to Vitiate. was raptured by bk holaJefty's gun brig Lo-
mat, Lieutenant Jam Lake Commander, and brought to Pont
tenutb.—ln tide eak the kip and cargo were condemned.
Commerce. WapM mater.—This veal. with a cargo of vari-
ous tnerettandise. was captured by his Majeltre brig Griper.
Lieutenant Morris Consemoder. and brought to
and cargo condensed.
The fame. Gardner mater This vete,. under Anserkan etr•
lours. with a cargo of Menial produce, Slipped on board at the
Havannah, was mending on ber voyage (after touching at New-
port, in America) to a port in Eirope. when Ose was captured by
the private Alp of war, Lord Milton, and brought to a &kids
pees—Ship and cargo condemned.
The Elute Erwarting. Gay mater.—This veal, ander Trulfun
miners, laden with a cargo of various merchandise, was ago con-
demned, esigmber with the cargo, on the grountrof attempting to
-entre a pert nester blockade.