Star.
London, England, 1807-07-21 00:00:00

AIffRICA.
141MICSIM, JUNE tg.
Captain Ogle if the tip Mariner, arrived at tide port from
Cameos, labia plum he left oo the ritb of May informs. that
flag of truce arrived at that port from Larvirs the emelt+, bit-
f. we he failed ; that iss caprets was imotadltitsll dirPatcbcd
• Alit3 ; that all-the imagoes at Cervices wets ordered iron the
from rid that the Arrtftofa which vas !virgin the Lagoons. with
fviii unbent, was immediately pot In read:oda for lea. Captain
note was Informed that feral. French to pa of the line had as-
rived at taguira a..tl that it wa. fupp4rd the dm of truce brought
the Dews of tho arrival of the above Met

;FAST I %DIA&

EARBADOES. MAY 9.
Rear-Admiral Sir A1,1'2111)22' C°ol2llll, in the
NOltTNUNseiLawn, arrived in Carliffe Bay on Thurf
day evening, from off Martinique. Where 'the other
line of battle flips of the fqnadron remain enticing,
and will, we undertland, be again joined: in a few
days by the Admiral.
The WAt (loop of war, Lieut. thee: (siting),
with two fehooners from Or onoco, one a Spaniard with
7: miles, and the other a Dane, with 69, fuppofed
hound to Martinique, arrived on l'hurday ; and
yeflerday morning Alfa arrived a (mall French fchoo-
ner, fent in by the Subtle fehooner.
Mar I 2.—A very gallant anion has been recently
fought off Gnadalouoe, by his Majelly's (charmer
Mozambique, with the French privateer brig Gene.
ral Ernouf, in which the enemy loft newly 40 men
in killed and wounded, and was fo cut up as to be
compelled to fheer off, and take refuge in post on
the rtt infl. The Mozambique 101 l only two men,
hut was Hill unequal to the capturing of the enemy,
which was lopernaly equipped, baiting t 10 men to
45, and mounting 14 guns to to.
KINGSTON, JUNE 13.
Arrived the Mar y Ann, tr,rn London. Off the
Ealt End the was chafed for (ix h-urs by a French
irivateer fehooner, when. on the enemy's receiving
a brnadfide from her, the immediately b ore away.—
' A f.sv noun after the was hoarded by le &MILAN
brie, of 6.gsms, Captain CL INNS T, who mentios
cd that he had chafed the fame plivatete for fevers(
limns, but that the had efcaped in confequence of her
fuperior
The day before the Mary Ann failed, come degree
of ccufteroatinn was excited at St. Chritiophet's b}
is :.rrival of a fghooner from Antigua, with infor-
mation that a Britifh (dome had a tow days previous
to windward of tie Mend, difc acted five veffels of
war, three of them of the line, which could not an
fuser fignals, and were evidently French, (leering to
the Northward. Vat of the veffels, in cnntiquence
of this intelligence, bent their fails, and were prepar
ine to leek proteeion under the battesies of Brinstione
Hill.
The licenfed fawner Maria, Faaectscn, from
Carthagena bound en this port, with 60,000 dollars,
was captured on WednefdAy morning, within stun-
Owe of Rock Fort, by the French privateer (charmer
14 Sans Pareille, of If tee guns and too men, who
plundered her of 58,000 dollars, and then permitted
her to prafecutt her voyage into pure. where fh.:
strived on the following day. The Captain and crew
of the privateer appeared very intelligent, and men
tinned the names of feveral veffels (firmly expealed try
arrive here ; they all produced the jamtaita Cloward
. Newfpaper of the Bth inffant.
The fehonner Two Brothers, BOND, which tailed
from this Port in November WI for the Indian
Coati, was on the sath February taken poffefion ref
by four of her crew, viz. two Spaniards, a flare
named J ,hn Gutzmer, belonging to Mr. &MUNI.
CLARK, of Port Royal, and a free man of colour, a
the fame place, named Thomas Brian. The fehooner
bad juil completed her carg s of tortoife (hell, gum-
copal, and fpecie. and the crew were Awe at a place
called Malquito Key, fur the pus pore of wooding and
watering, when the per lons above mentioned got
away clanJellinely, and made for the fchrrmer in a
ftnall bust, and direeed the Mate to go on (bore, as
the Captain withed to (peak with him, which he corn-
plied with, and they immediately after cur her cable
and proceeded to lea. Thi. circumflance was per-
ceived from the land, and feveral canoes with Indians
and other people went in puifiiit, but every endea
your to come up with her proved ineffetlual, and they
were for lunge en•mgh to carry her into Porto 8e11,,.