Star.
London, England, 1807-09-11 00:00:00

DEAL, SEPT. zo.

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Arrived the MONKEY gun.brig, from a cruize off
the coaß of France.—Sailed the TRUSTY and Astra-
Lora, so guns, with the outward bound, &c. under
convoy for Portfmouth ; TROPE rEusi floop, and
Moues v gun brig, on a cruize off the coafl of France
—Tmaasuaa gun brig, for the Nore. Arrived and
failed for the River, the Lively, —, from New
York. Wind N.N.W. and mod:rate.
IN TIM Doveres—Princefs of Orange, Vice•Admttal Roemer.
Canada, le guns; Clyde frigate, Snake goop, Cracker and Bottler
gun-brigs.
SHEERNESS, SEPTEMBER to.

Arrived the Swab Batt India (hip Fortuna,
Captain SHIIRMAN. from Batavii, for Gottenburgh,
with coffee, fugar, fpice, &c. to wait convoy : as the
will have to wait fume days before the next convoy
fails, the is come into harbour. The Cupido Dana
Chip, Bossix, with bale goods, detained here, is we
hear, ordered to London to unload. A large Eng-
Nth (hip tom St. Peteriburgh has jug palled here for
Chatham Yard, and a large fleet of veffels are in
fight below the Nore, fuppoled to be colliers.--
Wind N. W.

CORR, SEPTEMBER 4. ,
Arrived yeßerday the Speedwell, of Cork, Rayne.,
from Belfaft, for Jamaica; Rofe, of and from Wor-
kington, Lath; St. Patrick, of Waterford, Rofs ;
and the Effcrt, of Sunderland, Thomas, from Memel;
Kanra, of Arundel, Ulcant, from Youghall, in bal.
laft, for Liftson ; and the Fortuna, of and from Dram,
Evanfon, detained by his M.tjelty's Hoop AROI.II.
Arrived this day the PILTER gnn-brig, Lieutenant
EVELYN, from a cruize, and tailed for• Plymouth;
with the DiAna, of Greenock, Bogg, from Q2ebee,
with malls tor Government and the Felicidada, of
and from St. Übe's, Nahs ; the Hoppelr, of and from
Chriftianfands, Bannick, detained by his Majeity's
thip Naomi ; alfo Seignor di Laps, of and from St.
Übe's, Jofe.—Sailed yefterday the Sufanna, Thomas,
of and forWaterford ; King George, Davis, of and for
Newport; Patience, Dungey, of and fcr Btiaol, with
patfengers; and nine coafters in ballaft.

MADRAS COURIER, FEBRUARY ig, zgoy.

The Dover Caftle, G. Rit Haansou ; Lord Keith,
Ra 1441011; and Ocean, M.Teoaaar, recaptured the
Admiral Rainier, off Acheen. She had been taken
only two days before by a French privateer. The
Admiral Rainier is arrived in the River.
We hear that the above Indiamen fell in with the
Cannonier and Piedmontaile French frigates; but
the litter kept at a refpeitable diftance, and did no;
attempt to moleft the Indiamen, who were well pre•
pared, 'and eager to give the enemy battle.
We learn, by a paffenger arrived here, that rice,
at Manilla, was exceedingly dear, having been fold
At about eight dollars per bag.
Bread was likewife dear in proportion.
MADRAS GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, FEBRUARY s 6.

On-Sunday evening anchored in our harbour an
Arab (hip, in charge of Mr. RICHARDS, a Midthipsnan
of his Majefty's Ihip CORNWALLIS. This fhip had
been captured by the Piedmontaife French frigate, on
the 17th September laft, off 'Angeogo' the crew put
on board another Arab, that was boar Jed by the fri-
gate, leaving only three Lafcars on board, to take care
of fome hones, and with an Officer and a few French-
men they difpatched her for the Mauritius. On the
17th Oetober his Majetly's Ihip Cornwallis, Captain
JoHtfirom, fell in with her off the Me of France, and
recaptured her ; the Squadron had captured fereral
fmaller veffels, but not being deemed of Sufficient
value to be fent on to India, they let bre to and burnt
them. _ _

Mullen
.5.—On Monday la() arrived his Majeny's
ihip Macaffer, Captain WILBRAHAM, and the flamer
Hoop of warp Captain MONTAOUIe

CALCUTTA, FEBRUARY :4.
Yellerday advices reached town of the return to
this port of the Hon. Company's (hips Marquis Wei-
kfley and Marehionels of Exeter from hladrags Whitt
they left on the 24th ult.
We underhand their (hips will proceed again to
Madras with cargoes of grate.

A Dutch Eaft Indiaman has been captured this
week in the Do wns, under the f °Bowing circumitancs :
—The Indianian alluded to arrived with the late
China feet, and by her papers the purported to be•
long to the Swedilh nation. and was acknowledged
as tuch by his Majelty's chips of war. A quarrel,
however, took place on board, of a ferious nature:
the Captain and Mate beaded a party oppofed to
each other, and the affray became fo defperate, that
one of the parties hoilted a fignal of diftrels, when a
boat's crew from the Antelope was fent on board to
afford relief. On artiving at the (hip, !he difturbance
was loon quelled, and the Britilh Officer %V lib inform-
ed that the property was in reality Dutch, and not
Swedift. Papers were produced to prove the fad•
The prizes we oadcrftead,i s of coofiderable value.