Star.
London, England, 1807-12-07 00:00:00

DUBLIN, DECEMBER 3.

An ezprefs arrived to Government this morning.
but on what account we have not been able to after.
t in.
The Messrs frigate, on Monday morning, made
the fignal 'for the tranfports with the troops on board
in Cork harbour to get under weigh. She proceeds,
with the expedition. The defiination of this force
is kept in the iiriaefl fecrecy. The 63d Regiment
embarked on Sunday morning, and proceeds with
'the fleet.

The Chancellor of the Exchequer has ordered a
fupply of 4o carts laden with copper coin to be fent
to the forces in the Southern di trill.

The Shaw, Captain DAWSON, who failed from this
port on Wednefday the 24th ult. with a cargo of
provifions, and 400 volunteers from the Wax militia
for regiments of the line, weathered the molt tre,
mendous fiorm'of wind and fnow' that has been re-
membered for many years, and on the evening of the
third day, after molt painful paffage, he happily
brought his veffel, with his cargo and paffengers,
fafe into Fifgard in South Wales, from whence when
refitted he will proceed to his original deftination,
Liverpool.
The Lark packet, for whofe fafety fo much anti.
ety has been excited, is arrived in Fifgard Roads, on
the coati of Pembrokelhire, South Wales. The Loch.
nell Liverpool packet WAS fafe at Beaumaris on the
24th ult.

The report circulated on Friday, on the authority
of a letter from Bridal, refpeaing the decapitation of
the Duke d'lttrattrano, and the Marquis Da LAS
ASIAVILLAS, as vi6tims to the Pataca of the paacs,
is now entirely discredited in the city,
The 22d Regiment which had mutinied in India,
as formerjy Rated, hat, it is faid, been feign watts
without pay.
'The ad battalion of the 62d regiment have arrived
at Portfasouth, on their route to Weymouth.

Captain SCOTT, of the &rear frigate, was brother
to Mr. SCOTT, the Counfel, who was erxering Lin-
coln's-inn-hall on Friday morning, in the courfe of
his profeffion, when he received the fad news of his
Brother's melancholy fate. Captain Scorr was an
officer of high reputation and great pronsife in the
navy ; he is well known to have diftinguifhed him-
fell in the last war, both in the Weft Indies and
Mediterranean, as Firft Lieutenant of the Solebay ;
and, we underhand, nothing can be more flattering
and confoling to his friends, than the high charades
given of him by Sir JAMES SAVMAREZ, in his letter to
the Admiralty upon this calamitous event. His de.
votion to the fervice to the left moment, and the ex-
ertions of himfelf and crew after the (hip (truck, are
beyond all praife.
The Spnrknoy Ruffian frigate, and the Wilhelmina
Rorefhip, lately feized at Portfmoutb, had received
orders from the Ruffian Ambafrador to fail,and were
preparing to get under weigh, when our armed boats
furrounded them. They are very valuable prize:.
The frigate has on brard 17.0,000 ducats, soo,ooo
dollars, a quantity of plate, and a cargo of copper
and naval flora. The Itorefhip is dee* laden nth
navel hoses. The Spurkney is a fine large fri•
gate, of so guns, thirty eypounders on her main
deck, and 375 men. The Officers and men are feat
on board the PUISSANT.

Captain Giotto' HARRIS, of the Baracouta floppy
had lately charge of a convoy in the North Sea,
when a large privateer, of greatly fuperior force,
attempted to cut off one of the thins. The Baracouta
inftantly made fail, and Captain HAWS ordered the
Matter to run her dole to the privateer. The order
being obeyed, the Baracouta poured a broadfide into
the privateer, which was fo well direfled, that the
enemy went to the bottom.

Captain GALWAY, who was Lord Ng:Jose's Fiat
Lieutenant at the battle of the Nile, 4 appointed to
the command of the Antelope, of so guns.

IAT ELLIGINCL.

rAi.mou rti, DEC. 4.

Put back the Morrill. Iwo armed brig, with her
convoy for Wales, and Endeay.):l; armed brig, wi,ll
.r convoy for Plymouth. Arrived his Majeily's drip
JAMAICA, with a fleet of tranfports from Jerfey for
Ireland ; and the ALBA% cutter, from Lifbrrn, in 54
days, with difpatches, which were fent off exprefs for
London ; nn the 19th ult. off Litb-rn, the fell in with
five fail of the line, one of them difrnalled, which (be
foppored to be French, the kept fight of them for
three days, and efcaped by throwing two of her guns
and her anchors overboard ; it is reported that (he
itft 2 1 fail of the line, ltuffracs and Porrugnefe, in
the Tagus, ar.d that the Frrttiguefe (hips were in
pofftflion of the Spaniards—fhe was not (offered to
enter Lifbon. Alfo arrived this day Hambro' (hip
Maria Elizabeth, from Lifbrin for Hambr..',, with
ftgar and hider, detained by the Alban cutter ; and
the fchnoner 1.1.:cy and Alirla, Cummings, fr rm
Gorce ; about 54 days lince, in a gale, 101 l her ma9s,
and was towed in by the Alban.—Wind W.