Star.
London, England, 1813-10-23 00:00:00

DEAL, OCTOBER VI

Sailed his Majesty's ship Nonor., for off the Scheldt.
Arrived the DANT-STIER sloop of war, from a cruize off
the Scheldt ; and the SWAN cutter, from off Beichy
Head. Sailed the NTSIPII cutter, with the Hero,
Hale, and Milford transports. The Prussian ship
Die Stade Berlin, Captain H. KIR/HOFF. from Lon-
don, was sunk off the Dogger Bank on the 14th inst.
in a violent gale at N.N.W.: two men drowned ;
Captain, Supercargo, and remainder of the crew,'
picked up by the Aaaow schooner, bound to Liver-
pool, and afterwards put on board his Majesty's,
schooner PICIUY, and landed here this day.—Wind E.

HARWICH, OCTOBER n.

The Diana packet, Captain M'Dorouoir, arrived
late last night from Gottenburgh, with a Russian
Messeriger and dispatches, which were immediately
forwarded to London : it is understood sbe brings
a report of Bavaria having joined the Allies. The
Lady Frances, Captain RUTTER, aad Beaufoy, Capt.
NORRIS, have come in to-day from Heligoland, but
bring nothing of any importance whatever.

The National Advocate (an American War-Offiee
vehicle) states the following to be the true strength
' of the hostile squadrons on Lake Ontario :
AMERICAN Guns. Durum. Guns.
Corvette ship Geo. Pike 28 Ship Gen. Wolfe • 28
Ship Madison - 24 Royal George - 24
Brig Oneida 12 Brig Earl Moira - 18
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Schooner Sylph - 10 A new brig - - 18
Gov. Trunkine - . 4 Schooner Prince Regent 16
Conquest - . - 2 Sir S. Smith - • 14
Ontario - I 2 Growler - • 8

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Pert - - I Julia
Lady of the Lake - 1

1

Total 127

Total 84

The American Papers contain the following article:
Cummurrox, AUGUST 21.—Yesterday arrived
at this port the fiae new privateer schooner Decatur,
Captain DOMINIQUE DIRON, from a cruize of 85 days,
bringing in with her as prizes, his Britannic Majes-
ty's schooner Dominica, Lieutenant GEORGE W.
BARRETTE, late Commander, captured on the sth
instant ; and the British ship London Trader, Cap-
tain SINCLAIR, from Surinam, bound to London,!cap-
tared on the following day.
ICILLLD AND WOUNDED ON BOARD TUE DECATUR.--Kilted
3—Wounded 16, one of whom (the carpenter) since dead.
" ON BOARD TaR DOMINIC4,-1(01rd Id—Wounded 47, fin
or whom are since dead of their wout.cl4.--Total killed and woun.
ded 60. Among the killed are G. W. Barrette, Ceinnumder
Mr. J. Seeker, Master; Mr. D. Brown, Purser ; Mr. Archer
and Mr. Parry, Midshipmen. Wounded, Mr. J. Nichols, Mid-
shipman. The Surgeon and one Midshipmen were die only of l-
eers on board who were not killed or wounded. The Lieute-
tenant was left on shore sick."

OM.

It will be seen by the following letter, that the
plague has ceased at Malta :
• " Lionoax, Serrausea 24.
" Captain Zeno, commanding the sebeck the Conciliator, left •
Malta the ISth of this month,wlth a licence, brings us the agreable
news, that the plague bad sensibly diminished in that island.—
Since the Bth of September there was not any either taken sick
or died in the city. Of the 24 •illages which the island contains,
ithree only were tainted with the plague, and these were entirely
separated front the rest of the island. The city was without any
communication with the country. The Magistrates of Heal*
had published, that if, in forty days, reckoning from the Bth of
September, there did not appear any more symptom of contagion,
all the communications would be re-established, and the business
suspended would spin be resumed."

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NEIVSEMUCET SECOND OCTOBER MEETING, ISIS.
OCTOIIII
Mr. Eden Accident, lat. sb. apt Major Won's f. by Se.
7nt. Ob. B. M. tangs. It. ft.
Doke of Grafton's Vidal brat Mr. Andrew's Corporal...• No
apt Wand.