Star.
London, England, 1807-10-12 00:00:00

FALMOUTH,. OCTOBER 9...

Arrived this day the Frincefs Elizabeth packet,
with mails from Lifbon, inns days [mirage : left lying
in the Tagus his Majefty's brig limo, of 18 guns,
Capt. GIANT; alfo a cutter which carried o,ut dif-
patchts from England and arrived there on the asd
ult. the Walfingham packet, and QM. ALUS (loop
of war : the latter carried out Mr. Camelia, The
Britiflr Conful, to Lifbon. His Majelly's brig Rivers,
with convoy for England, were expelled to fail on
the 6th Ina. The Princefs Elizabeth pactet (poke
on. the sth inn. his Majelty's fbips Revolutionaire and
Pomona frigates, in lat. 40. 71. long. 8. The Por-
tuguefe have three fail of the line and four frigates
ready for leas; the whole of their (hips of war are in
commitfion. It is now much doubted at Lifbon that
the Royal Family intend leaving Portugal for the
Brazils. It is believed that the French do not intend
putting into execution their threatened invafion into
that country. Sailed his Majefty's (hip Novak, on
a cruize. Arrived yenerday the Two Brothers, Fox,
and Golden Grove, NETTON, from Dartmouth; and
Hope, &arra, from Archangel, for Brillol.

PLYMOUTH, OCTOBER to.

Came in the Difpatch, Captain SMITH, from Lima,
with copper and bark, detained by the John Bull
privateer ; Two Friendi, Captain WILLIAMS, from
Baltimore, with fugar, coffee, and logwood, detained
by the Snap Dragon and Happy Return privateers;
Dane galliot Fier Freunde, Captain Jacozs, from
St. Thomas's, with tobacco, fugal.. coffee, and in.
digo, detained by the Satellite privateer ; Remora
cutter, from a cruize ; Dane brig Flora, Captain
NENSON, from St. Thomas's, with rum and fugar,
detained by the Amarnysr, of 36 guns; Hope,
Captain Bazar, from Cork, with butter for this
port. Yetierday, when off the Lizard, the fpolre
the SYLPH armed brig fromGuernfey, bound to the
Weft Indies. Two French chaffe marees are fent in
to.dry by the MARTIAL gun brig : the fell in with a
fleet off Oleronne, and befides the two captured, the
burnt• two others, and drove many others alhore :
they were under convoy of four French gen brigs,
and _two armed fchooners, which ran off, and left
their charge to its fate.

PORTSMOUTH, OCTOBER ir.

Arrived the SLIGHTLY cutter from the Downs ;
and the Symmetry tranfport from Cork, and is or•
dered for the Downs. Sailed the ANT fchooner on
a cruize. The Burma IX, of 74 guns, Honourable
Captain FLEMING, failed yefterday with fealed orders;
but was recalled that afternoon, and anchored again
at St Helen's. She detained an American fhip,
whilft fhe was out, 25 days from New York, hound
to Amftel dam, which has American newfpapets on
board, containing the trial and acquittal of Colonel
Burr. The Nestor, a final! French fchooner priva-
teer, is captured and fent into this port by the Bo-
LEAS frigate, Captain SCOTT. Wind S. W.
Yefterday a Spann prifoner, on board the San
Damara, in this harbour, (tabbed a fellow prifoner,
who died of the wound &only afterwards. Three
other inftances of aflaffination have lately occurred,
but none of the wounds proved mortal.

DOVER, OCTOBER to.

Came in, wind bound, the brig Santa Ritta, Capt.
DSS SOUZA Flit RAR, of and for Viana, with a cargo
of flax from Riga, in 56 days ; alfo the fchoosser
Eftrella da Mer, Captain Joni, of St. Übe's, from
Amfterdam, with cheefe, gin, oil, &c. bound to
Lifboa. A large fleet is now coming out of the
Downs bound to the Weftward.—Wind N.W.