Star.
London, England, 1807-10-19 00:00:00

DOVER, OCTOBER IS.

Palled by this day the following (hips r—Hibbertr,
Captain Wit.som' from Honduras; Treore, Captain
CAR wrom, from Mogadore, both for London; and
the Sheffield, Captain MARTIN, from Rotterdam,
bound to Charleston. A large fleet or outward.
hound veffels is now going part from the Downs
with a light breeze from the N. W. Sailed this
afternoon a number of coailers which have been de-
tained a confiderable time in our harbour by contrar y
winds, for the welt ward.
DEAL, OCTOBER 17.
His Majelly's gun.brig &Azle, Lieut. Joint
Hiwtom, Commander, arrived thib morning with
two Ming boats belonging to Dunkirk, which were
taken about (even leagues off (bore, having feventeen
men cat!' with a quantity of nets, with barrels and
(alt. They had been at fen a fortnight, and had pro.
siflon fufficient for three weeks more, which leads
greatly to furpeet that fifh were not the gain they
were in purfoit of, as the nets had never been wet,
and this weather not fig bad as to prevent them from
Ching. No warlike implements were found on board.
Oczossa tB.—Arrived the Fuarnos gun brig,
from a cruize off Oftend.—Sailed the SATtLLITE
flaw, on a cruize off Boulogne ; and BLAZER gun
brig, off Dunkirk. A number of outward bound
merchant veilels got under weigh this morning, and
proceeded to the Weßward, the wind coming round
from the N.N.W. The Weymouth liorefhip, Hum-
ber armed (hip, Speculator hired armed lugger, Dif-
patch and Deptford natal tranfports, having charge
of the convoy bound for Portfmouth, Plymoutn,
Falmouth, &c. now remain in the Downs, with a
quantity of Yards, the wind not being likely to Rand.

The Earl of MoIR• and Countefs, Lady FLoa♦
RAWDON and (trite, are arrived at Glifgow.
The Duke and Duchefs of BIDEORD and Lord
Jona Rustier. are arrived at Ftli h
The id battalion of Roxi.urghlhire volunte.:r in.
fantry are now in quarters at lielfo for 14 days.
Mr. Roca, Manager of the Edinburgh Theatre.
has been in town for fame time pall enlitiing recruits
into his theatrical corps. Among others, we under.
Rand. that Mifs LAaaMAN, a young Lady 41 great
ttsulical celebrity, is engaged at a liberal falary for
the winter ferfon.

Nearly t soo French priflners of war have latt week
been removed from the different prifon (hips in Pont.-
mouth harbour to Forum prifon.

Saturday afternoon Lieut. Colonel IvNisaaire,
of the 73d Regiment, arrived at the India Houfe,
with overland difpatches from the Governments in
India, for the Court of Diretion. Col. MlEAkltli
left Bombay on the ryth of March, at which time
the Britt( poffeilions in India were in a Rate of per-
feel peace and tranquillity, and improving profperity.
—On account of the war with the Turks. Colonel
WC:tumuli was under the neceffity of adopting a
long and circuitous route from Buffora : travelling
thence through Alabia, Curdia..n, Per fia, and by
the Cafpian, from Auzelcy to Aflracan, and thence
through Ruffia, and by the Baltic to England. The
plague having made its appearance lately in the city
of Afiracan, he was obliged to perfrrm 35 days
quarantine at different places between the month of
the River Wolga, and the city of Mofcow, before
he was permitted to approach the latter, and finally
*ofecute his journey. Colonel M.Q.artari came to
Yarmouth in the Cecina": flaop of war, and is the
bearer of difpatches from the Emperor of Perfia.
The Perfian Government has appointed an Am-
baffador to Bombay, to convey to the India Corn-
pany afurances of its friendfhip. The Minitler, Mir za
Riza Cooly; has been nominated to this miffion, for
which great preparations have been made.
We announce, with pleafure, that of ial ac
counts have been received of the difference• which
lately fubfifted between the India Company's fens is
at Canton, and tie Chinefe, having been arnica ly
a lulled.

The Emperor ALlaartnea had a :Arrive efcape
lately, but the nature of it is not mentioned ; the
circumllanci is noticed in the Hamburgh Papers in
the following terms :—" By a letter from Lubec, it
appears that a report had reached thence from Ruf-
fia, that the Emperor ALSZANDER had been laved
from imminent danger, through the intrepidity of
the Grand Duke COMSTA NTIN E."

CORN EXCHANGE, MARK LANE, OCT. 5 —Thil
days fupply or Wheat is not very conti,le►ahle, but
quite adequate to the demand, and the tales are at
lets than Friday's pric-s—Barley is rather higher—.
Fine Malt likewife—Whyte PedS are not dearer—
tirey and Bean. oldie two kinds, fetch better pikes.
Oars pre in tolerable fupply, and that trade at fmall
variatiutt-t—Flour 38. and 4'. per tack cheaper.

11,CM SATURDAY NIGH 1"S GAZETTE.

BY THE RING-A PROCLAMATION,
FOR RECALLING AND PROHIBITING SSAMSN FROM SLR
TING FOREIGN PRINCES AND STATES.
GEORGE R.

Whereas it bath been reprefented unto us, that groat numbers
of mariners and lc-Awing men, our na•ural born fubleits, have been
enticed to enter into the fervi-e of foreign Rates, and are now ac-
tually ferving as well on board the Chips of war belonging to the
Paid foreign Rates as on board the merchant vt ffels belonging to
their Cubjeas. no• w•ithßarding our lot mer Proclamation , recalling
them, contrary to the ditty and allegiance which our laid rubjetrts
owe unto its, and to the great differvice of their native country :
we have, therefore, thought it neeeffary, at the prefent moment
when our kingdom is menaced and endangered. and when the ma
ritime rights. on which its power and greatnefs do mainly depend.
are (Reputed and called in quelling'. to publilb, by and with the
advice of our Privy Council, this our Royal Proclamation.
We do hereby firidlly charge and command alt matters of thins,
pilots, mariners, Ihipwrights. and other ftafaring men, being our
natural born fubjedts, who may have been enticed into the pay or
f rvice of any foreign Rate, or do ferve in all. foreign Ihip nr
that forthwith they and every nfthent do (am rding to their boun-
den duty and allegiance, and in cotifideration that their native
country bath need of all their Cervices) withdraw themfelves and
d.part front and quit fuch foreign Cervices. and do return home to
th it native country; or do enter on board fuch of our Chips of
war as they may chance to fall in with, tither en the high leas or
in any rivers, wattrs, havens, roads, ports, or places whatfoever,
or whereforver.

And for the better mention of the purpofes of this our Royal
Proclamation, we do authorize and command all Captains, Mat-
ters, and others, commanding our chips and veffcls of war, to Rop
and make Ray cf all and every fuck perfon or perfnns, being our
natural born fohjecrts,as fkal! endeavour to tranfport or enter them
felves into the fervice of any foreign Rate, contrary to the intent
and command of our Ryyal l'ioclamation. and to [else upon, take,
and bring away all fueh perfons as aforefaid, who (hall be found
to t,e employed or ferving in any foreign merchant Ship or wife! as
aforefaid ; but we do ftriiilly enjoin all fuck our Captains,Mallers,
and others, that they do permit no man to go on board fuels (hips
and veffels belonging to Rates at amity with us, for the pu7pofe of
fo Prizing upon, taking, and bringing away, fuck perfuns as afore-
faid, for whcfe diferect and orderly demeanour the Paid Captains
cannot anfwer, and that they-do take (pedal care that no wine
ccltiry violence be dime or offered to the *Wel, or to the remain-
der of the crew, from out of which fuel: perions (hall be taken :

And in cafe of their receiving information of any fuch perfon or
perfons being employed, or reeving on board any ihip of war Ise-
longing to fuch Foreign State, being a State at amity with us, we
do authorize and command our Captains, Matters, and others,
e )mmanding our ihipe of war, to require of the Captain or Com•
mender of Inch fort ign fhip of war, that he do forthwith releafe
and difcharge fuch perfon or perfons, being our natural. born fob
jed or fubjeds; and if loch releafe or diftharge fhall be refufcd,
then to tratftnit information of Poch refufal to the Comtrancitr in
Chief of the fquadron under whole orders (Vela Captain or Com-
mander !ball be then Prying, which information the faid Com-
mander in Chief is hereby aridly diredted and eniiined to tranf
bait, with the leaft poffible delay, to oar Minifter refiding at the
feat of Government of that State to which the raid foreign chips
dt war Mall belong, or to our Lord Hifi Admiral, or Lords
Commiintoters of the Admiralty for the time being, in order that
we, being apprized of Inch proceeding. may forthwith diredt the
nesefFary fttps to be taken for obtaining reelreis from the Govern.
meat to which fuch foreign !hip of war Mall belong, for the in-
jury done to us by the unwarranted detention of our natural-born
fubjeds in the (mice of a foreign State.
And whereas it has further been reprefented unto us, that divers
mariners and feafaring men, ow natural-born fubjeds, have been
induced to accept letters of nateralization, or certificates of citizen.
asap, from foreign States, and have been taught to believe that, by
(nth letters or certificates, they are dife4arged from that duty of
allegiance which, as our na•ural•bern fuhjeds. they owe to us ;
now we do hereby warn all fuch mariners, feafaring men, and
otheve, our natural-born fubjeda, that no fuel letters of naturali-
zation, or certificotts of eitizenthip, do, or can, in any manner,
diveft our natural born fulicds of the allegiance, or in any de-
tree alter the duty which they owe to us, their lawful Sovereign
But, in eonfuleration of the error into which fuch marh.ers and
fmfaring men as aforefaid may have been led, we do hereby pub-
lilh and declare our free pardon to all Inch our fubjeds. who re-
penting of the &Wien under which they have aded, null imme-
diately, upon knowledge of this e-r Royal Proclamation, withdraw
themfelves front foreign ferviecs, and return to their allegiance to
us; and we do declare that all fuch our Miens, who (hall continue
in the ferviee of foreign Rates, in difregard and contempt of rhia
our P. oyal Proclamation, will not only incur our jug difpleafure,
but are liable to be proceeded againft for (itch contempt, and that,
be proceeded againft accordingly; and we do hereby declare, that
if any inch matters of fhii)s, pilots, mariners, frame n, fbipwrights,
or other feafating men, being our natural born fubjedta, thall be
taken in any foreign fervice by the Arlgerines, or other Barbary
Powers, and carried into Lavery, they mall cot be reclaimed by
us as fubjeds of Great Britain.

Mid we do further notify, that all fuel our fuhjedts as afore-
(aid, who have voluntarily entered, or 'hall enter, or voluntarily
continue to fcrve on board of any Clips of war belonging to any
foreign State at enmity with vs. are, and will he guilty of high
treafon ; and we do by this our Royal Proclamation declare, that
they [hall be punilbed with the utmoft ft.verity of the law.

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Given at our Court at the Queen's Palace, the 66th day of Oe
tuber, 1807, and in the 47th year of our reign.

GOD SAVE THE KING.

ADMIRALTY OFFICE, OCTOBER x 7.

A letter has been received at this Office from Ad•
miral Lord Gardner to the Honourable William
WeHaley Pole, dated the tsth inflant, giving an ac-
count of the capture of two chaffe marees of the ene•
my by a boat from his Majelly's flip the Aigle ; and
alfo of the capture of three veffels of the Tame de•
fcription, and the deftruflion of feveriteen others. (as
undermentioned) by the Martial 'gun brig. The
Lieutenant commanding the latter vefrel fpeaks in
very lirong terms of the gallantry and exertions of
Sub Lieutenant Fletcher on the above, as well as
every other occafion.

Suififant logger, with wine and brandy, from Rochelle to Qui
boron—Taken.

Jcvue Vietoite and Volage, (chafe marees) with pitch, tar,
wine, and brandy—burnt, and 15 others driven on byre.
A fehooncr and a chafe marce, (names unknown) with wine,
&e. from St. Martin to Ctiimper—taken.
Copy of a letter from Rear Admiral the Honourable Sir Alexan-
.4er Coehtane, K. B. Commander in Chief of his Majeity's
Ships and VeffeLi at the Leeward Wards, to the Honourable W.
W. Pole, dated op bo...rd his Moiety's Ship Beßelle, Halite/
• HAthour, September 16.
Sir—l have the pleafore to inclofe, for the informatlint Of the
Lords Commiffionent of the Admiralty. copies of two letters 'from
Captain Ballard,of his Majeity's fliip Blonde, acquainting me with
the espture of two of the enemy's privateers. I have the honour
tit bp, &c. (Signed) ALEX. EOCIfitANA.

Blonde, at Sea, August
Sir-4 have tninform yciu,th,tjthe Erenah viva-
teet la' Dame Vill.sret, Mounting one long"! pone-
der and four nine pounder earronades, and 69 men,
lininitging to Maninigne. was captured this evening
by hia Majefly's (hip Blonde under my command,
after a long chace of thirteen hours ; flue had been
out twenty days, but lard taken nothing. rhave the
onnour to be, &c. (Signed) v. V. BALLARD.
Blonde, off Barbadoes, Auguit z 6.
Sir—His blajefly's Quip Blonde captured this morn
ing the very fall failing French privateer fchooner
l'Horteuce (late Eclair) mounting four nine pounder
carionades, two long twelve pounders,and two eight
pounders, (the whole of which were thrown over •
board in the chace) and ninety men, belonging to
Martinique, of er a chace of twenty hours ; fhe_ Is a
very tine Ichooner, well adapted far his Majelly's
fervice, had beeu out thirteen days, and taken no
thing. I have the !mutat to be, kc. (Signed)
v. v. satanan.

Copy of a Lettetfrom Captain Scott, of his Majefty'• Ship the
Pores.; atbirefred to Viee Admiral Sir James Sawmarez, and
tranirmued by the latterto the Hon. W. W. Pole.
His MNelty'‘ Abip &tress, at Sea. Odober ts.
.
Sir—t beg leave to signal's' yt.u, that his Majef.
ty's IhiO•trnder -my coMmand, on the zd inflant,
after a chace of four hours, captured la Vidoire.
French fchnoner privateer, armed with fwivels, mar-
ketnons, &c. with 28 men-; (he failed from Morlaix
the day before, :Ind had made one capture, an Ame.
rican brig, which I have alto retaken. I have the
honour to be, Ste. (Signed) R. SCOTT.