Star.
London, England, 1807-10-26 00:00:00

ARMV.

The late Court Martial and defertion in the Blues
is a new and rare circumllance in any part of the
Honfehold Troops.
The 2d battalion nf. the Adjutant•Generel's regi-
ment, now 900 Rrnng, has marched to Bexhill, where
they are brigaded with the ad battalion of the 9oth,
or Perthfhire regiment, under General Drovr.
The sd battalion of the Qo2arter.galler•General's
regiment, the 9th, Foot, has been one of the molt Inc.
cefsful in recruiting from the Englifh militia. This
battalion is likely to be loon fent to India.
Betides completing the-four battalions of the Scots
Royalb, the Duke of Kew* has got to many volun.
teen from the Militia a•, it is thought, will make a
sth and 6th battalion for hiin: The Duke has been
molt Zealous in 1116 Iperfnnal exertions to recruit this
ancient and renowned regiment, the t ft Foot.
The belt informed in military matters fay, that
affuredly a confiderable brevet is immediately to
come out,.
That able officer, Lieut. General gir $Ol4ll DOY Ls;
Bart. is fitting for alive fervice the different feconcl
battalions at Gucrniey, fent thither to be perfetted
in difcipline.
Sir JOHN MACNAMARA HATES, Bart. is now in the
North or England, infpeaing the different Hofpitals
of the RoYal Artilleri, and introducing a number of
improvements into them.
The 29th regiment has been one of the moil Inc.
cefsful in recruiting from the Scots Militia. The
73d, 75th, 78th, and 79th, have likewife been all of
them very fuceefaul in the fame quarter.
We hate heard, from the fieß authority, that
Lieut. General Sir Joe Clt ADDOC SC has reeently been
recalled from his command, and that an inteßiga-
ntion will certainly take place of the caufes of the
imntiny it %Wore and other quarters.

The Danith frigate FYLLA and the Oataow are
arrived at Yarmouth, with a convoy of tranfports,
deeply laden with Dana naval Rotes. The LEYDEN,
with another convoy', was to fail, from Copenhagen,
Im.midlitely after the Oasaom.
American Papers to the mil nit. have been re.
ceived, by which it appears'. that Bonataata and
Mornic, are reconciled ; and that, if MOILIAU can
perfuade America to break with England, ten thou.
find Preich troops are, In conjuntlion with the Ame.
titans', to drive the Englint from the Continent.—
Canada and Nova Scotia are to be tutted into a
Monarchy, and Mortaau to be crowned Xing of Audi:
end bob the Canada:. America is to have the no.
Ada'. as well as Louifisna, and the Wand of Porto
Rico, or fume other tabluable Weft India nand, to
bt Rival Op.

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The itotherhatit, the Pontefrail, .and 'the York
corps of Volunteers, have been infpeiled by the pro-
per Officers, and refpeitively complimented for their
good appearance and difcipline.

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The following curse of a fetter from a Captain
of a chip to his Owner, thews that no embargo had
taken place at St. Peterfburgh, on the 3oth ult. which
is five days after Sir S. SMAIRP intimated his fears on
that head to the Britifh Captains c

" E1...1,111M ROANS, OCT. 11, lb,.

I baie great pleifure in informing you I arrived here this day,
after a pkafant p&p of eight days, from St. Peterfburgh. Before
I failed, the alarm of an Embargo had been dinned In my ears,
morning, noon, and night. The firft idea of it tranfpired from
Sir S. Shairp, about the astb, who recommended to the Captains
of fuch Bridal veffels as were loaded, to leave Cronftadt without
delay. Many Mips, loaded and otherwife, quitted the place im-
mediately on the intimation. I did not, however, depart until the
3oth, and then I was entirely loaded, except about it bales of hemp
" How far Sir S. Shairp was warranted in his apprebenSons, I
cannot fay; but many were of my opinion, that his fears were
groundlcfs. It was, however, generally underftood that a very
tarp correfpoadence had taken place between Lord Levifon Coster
and the Ruffian Minilter, which, perhaps, was the caufe of Sir
S. Shairp's notification, which, acce,rdletto repok at the time of
failing, had terminated amicably. When I came away, there were
only fix fail of Britith (hips at Cronftldt. The —, Nicholfon,
and the Hope, Younger, were of the number, and I have rcafon
to Wiese they would fall loaded, about the 3d 'Amt. It was
apprehended at St Peteriburgh that hoftilities would be firft coin-
rnented by us; but the fate arrival of the Archangel convoy would
difpel their fears, and infpire a confidence which was ninth wanted.
I palled feverslthips between the Skew and 0) &elm, in the
night, bound upwards, but did not fpeak them ; molt of them, I
conclude, would arrive by Sunday left. Thomfon and jourdon
failed with convoy on Sundiy.
A number of merchant fhips and tranfports. with a Brit&
and Dania !hip of the line, arc in the Roads, waiting forfignal to
fall for England. We have heavy gales from S. S. W. with rain.
" I tranfrnit to you a lift of 'hips now in the Roads from ClOl3.
bade, )Mich may be Weinl information to the machatits
Alexander . . Captain Neer
Amazon BLIIKILILT
John MALCIY
Ann, of Scarborough
Friendihip WIIDOt
o The let mentioned asp get afhore yeßesday upon the Middle
Ground, but I think the may be gut uff again without unloading
her."

The following is the Copy of a Note tranfmitted
by Governor PRY •MN to Admiral GAMBIER, on the
fubjee of the releale of the vcffels captured by the
Danes :
Copenhagen, Sept. Is, do,.
"Stu—According to the ninth Article of •the Capitulation, all
Englifb Goods under fequeftration in the ifland of Zealand mould
be given up this hal been piandually executed. But your Ex-
cellency will be plcakd to oblerve the volt difference between
goods fequeftered in ports and towns, and (hips captured (as you
fay yourielf) at fea. Thrfe cannot poffably, in my opinion, eonu
under that defeription ; the lefs fo, as your Excellency has Sid fo
many Danifh fhipslikewife taken at fea in your ft et, ands* Britith
(hips every where continue to capture what veffels of nut nation
they meet at lea. Betides this conaderation, you have yourfelf
declared In one of your letters, that the releafe of fuels ihipe Is a
matter ultimately to be fettled by our two refpeetine Mlnitters.
' In thus Rating the calk fairly, I flatter myfelf that I have
convinced your Excellency, that I am not authorized to releafe
Paid veffels, at the fame time I reg: et that I cannot comply with
your retitled.
" I have the honour to be, wick fen timents of the fincereft re-
fpett, and higheft ettetm, your Excellency's molt obedient and
humble (errant, (Signed) " PEY MANN."
is To his Excellency Admiral °Amin'', Com-
mander ip Chief of the Brit& Fleet:. Co

N4I7TICAL IXrALVICEIVCE.

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FALMOUTH, OCTOBILit 13.

Sailed his Majefies trip INDOTATIOMILI, with a
fleet of viduallers, for the Channel Meet, and the
Princefs Elizabeth packet, Captain KIDD, with mails
for Lifbon.—Wind N. W.

PLYMOUTH, OCTOBER $3.

Arrived here the Bremen galliot Anna Margaritta,
Captain Har.t.or, from Bilboa, bound to London,
with a cargo of wool, &c. Captain Hast.or Rates,
that he left Bilboa oa the tgth infant, at which time
no French troops had entered Spain for the purpok
of marching into Portugal ; but that it was known
at Bilboa that the French army at Bayonne was under
orders to hold thcmfelves in readinect, and were ex-
Wed to march. every day for Lilbon. Bilboa is
about too miles from Bayonne.
OCTOBER 24.—Arrived the Sufnnab, Captain
Runt m oan, of 3co tons, from Jamaica, bound
to Glafgow, laden with rum, fugar, coffee, &c.
taken 14 the Spanilh lugger Jefits-Marie, and re-
taken by his Majeßy's frigate AMETHYST, Captain
Sarmotra, on Sunday lait ; silo arrived his Majeßy's
Hoop Hounn, from the Weßward, having feen the
eonvoy clear of the Land's. End.--Sailed the Char-
lotte armed brig to the Eaftward.
PORTSMOUTH, °croak ss.

Wind S.E.:—Nothing arrived or failed Ns day.—
The STATILA f.igate, Capt. BROMLEY, will fail in a
few days with Mr. Rose, jun. who is going on a fpe
cialmiffion to America.—lt being the anniverfary of
the King's Acceffion to the Thrum), the Royal
Standatd• were bottled this day, and a Royal Salute
fired frotir the Platform and (hips at Spithtad.

DUAL, OCTOBER is.
Sailed the Claczaz. and Fuasous gun brigs, on a
ctuize off the coal} of France.
Ocrozsa as.—Laft night thi Ship jackentlal,
0. E. Sumnazan matter, belonging to Memel, from
Portfmouth, got on Store at the South end of the
town, and was got off agzin by the affiduity of the
Deal boatmen, with the las of an anchor and cable,
which was this day rzplaced. Arrived the Success
frigate, with convoy from the Weßward (fuppofed
from Lilbon): the convoy have failed for the River.
Came down from the Nore his Majefly's (hip ELI.
zaizztt, and failed for Portfmouth. Wind S. E.