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London, England, 1814-08-29 00:00:00

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• FALMOUTH, AUGUST 26.
Arrived yesterday the Duke of Marlborough
racket, with a mail from Lisbon it) nice days.—
Sailed the Francis Frecling. packet, with a mail for
Lisbon.

PLYMOUTH, AUGUST 27.
Ni arrivals but the Bee, COTTON, from Cork.—
Sailed the flaccims sloop of war, with a fleet for
Cork ; OPOSSUM sloop of war, with a fleet for Bour.
deiux ; ERIDANIIS, EUROTAS, and HYPERION frigates,
on separate cruizes.—Wind N.

PORTSMOUTH, AUGUST IS.
Arrived his Majesty's ships lsletsox and BRISTOL,
from the Eastward ' • PICKLE schooner, and ROSARIO
sloop of war, from the Westward.—Sailed the CEN.
TAW( man of war, for Plymouth. His Majesty's ship
SPITFIRIC is released from quarantine. The outward
bound in St. Helens' Roads, which were under weigh
this morning, we fear will he obliged to put back, as
the wind has shifted to the Westward,.
tEm., AUGI.I3I' 28. _ _

Arrived his Majesty's ships LEYDEN and BCCEPHA-
LDS, from Russia, and remain for ; a French
sloop of war, from Flushing, and sailed for -Brest ;
also arrived several transports, from Portsfucaith.—
Came down from the River several sail of merchant.
men, and sailed to the westward—particulars not
known.—Wind N.B.
WINMOUTIT, AtiG,LiT 37.
Arrived the Francis Frezling Packet, with a Mail
from Guernsey and JeritY. Sailed ye:tad:ay from
Portland Roads, with tte wind at North, the New-
foundland fleet, under convoy of the DEUWENT sloop
of war; also sailed two French verscls, after dis-
charging their cargoes of cattle.

LYMING lON, AUCTIeT 211. • '
At nine, A. M. yesterday, the fleet boiind to Spain,
Portugal, and the Ttlediterrattean, under convoy ol
his Majesty's ships GRANICUS and Convutr, gnt un-.
der weigh, and at three, 0. g. cleared the Needles,
aii N.E. fin.: weather:

The BrI.VMErIA, Captain ration, which has Irriv.
Eli from H +14,1% and B:rmoda, sailed from the lat.

ter on the nth July. 'Thc day sbe PI St. George's,
Rear Admiral MALcor.Nt, with the expedition from

13,itircte.Aux, arrived there on his way to the A meric3ii
sh,ires. The ships him were fifteen in
acid containel about Zoilo uonps. Sir AI,EXANHEIt
COCHRANE was waiting their arrival, and it W. 45 sup-
posed that he would sail immediately for the Atmri-
can coast, to cornrnlice operations alainst some of
the most vulner.ibie points and by a bold aunt; en-
deavour to effect the destruction of some of the ene-

my's chips and arsenals. His commencement of ac-
tive hostilities was anxiously looked iorward to by
the people of Brittib America, who all apnear con-
vinced that ticibing but a vigorous war veil br.ng
their neighhcering enemy to a sense of pro2r;ety,
and give them a respect for reciprocal r:•411:. Tue
FORTH, Captain Sir Wm. BoLTex, and El:Lacs roc-
ket-ship, arrived at Bermuda on the of July.
The MORGIANA and Dorrimet., from the A;:)cr:can
coast, and-the CRANE, from Gilaralrar,lia:l
ed. The livzArtn, Captain COOKESLEV, 11'01
With a convoy for the Windward Island,.-.-The
lowing is the latest intelligence from Bermuda :and
Jamaica : " Berilvria, hay 23.
" The flrhYtts, Cap*.ain Palmer. and Licedzaio-
Itilan, Captain Jackion, are at rived here from a cruise.
The Rattler, Captain Bourne. and Rulla transport.
horn 1 Ealifax ; ar.d the Elizabeth schooner from Ja-
maicc, ate al,o arrived. Several prizes are conic in,
some of them of Considerable value, made by the :qua-

dron on th.,. Amtrican coast. The Ruder xv,.s to
have pri.7eeded to the West litdirs, but mo,t of her
convey part:u:,, company, she came in with the Lion
schooner ant a slotip. His Majesty's ship Pactolus,
Captain Oliver, arrived here on Thursday, from Bour.
deaux ; she passed the fleet under the command of
Rear-Admiral Malcolm, off the Canary Islands, hay-
ing on board the first division of the British army
from Bourdeaux, consisting of 5000 troop:. The
Pactolus left 200 sail of transports and several line of
battle ships at Bourdeaux, which were taking on
board the remainder of the troops, to be under the
command of Lieut.-General Lord Hill. We have
the pleasure to congratulate the community on the ar-
rival of his Excellency Rear-Admiral Sir James Cock-
burn, Bart. to resume the government of these Islands.
The Pique's convoy for Halifax, which parted from
the Hannibal and convoy, bound to England, passed
by here on Tuesday last, consisting of 15 sail."
" Jamaica, July 2.
44 The Orpheus, Captain Pigot, and :Thelburne
schooner, Lieutenant Hope, lately anchored in the
Bay of Apalache, from Bermuda, and supplied the;
Indians with a quantity of arms and ammunition.--,
Colonel Woodbine, formerly of this Island, shortly
afterwaids joined the Indians With about 400 men,
and the whole, amounting to 5000, marched against;
:he Americans ; and from a letter addressed to Lieu-

tenant Hope, from Colonel Woodbine, it was tv.cer-
tained that an immediate attack was to be wade on
Fort Mitchell, where, from the want of ammunition,
that fortress would, undoubtedly, become an easy
conquest. .
" Numbers of adherents were'clailx flocking to the
standard of the Indians, and the Americans were in
terrible consternaiion, and removing their property
in the greatest haste. At New Orleans, the war was
very unpopular, and it was publicly asserted, that in
lihe event of a Spanish force Coming. against Lf.uiii.
sine, there were very few inhabitants but that v►ould
loin them.
0 Tne Shelbourne sailed from Pensacola on the Ist
ult. to resume her station oft the Mississippi, and the
Orpheus was to proceed thither shot tly after."
Nett Tin:mime the Lottery begins Drawing, and
as there are no fixed Prizes, t'is possible that ail the
Capitals may be drawn the first day—an earls pur-
chase is, therefore, recoMmended at ♦Vaas's Fortu-
nate Office, 17, Ludgate-street, near St. Paul's,
where 'rickets and Shares are selling considerably
Cheaper than for many years. Wan: sold in Shares,
:1252, a Prize of t 20,000, and Eight other Capitals,
in the last Twelve Months.
ADVICE TO SPORTiligif.The First of September
is at hand, but Birds are so scarce, and Lords of Ma-
nors so tenacious, that numbers have declined shoot-
ing. Such, therefore, who at little cost with to bag
the Goldfinches,by spotting on Fsrtnne't Manor, are ad-
I• vised to apply for a license at CARTER'S. No. 8. Chat-
lag Cross, whose ammunition will
i‘ Change all piss kod to Gold V'.

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STAR.OFFICE, ThRtE O',CLOCL

_ .
After this Paper was put to Press, we received the
following important communication from America

" PHILADELPI-lIA, JULY 16.
K Passengers in yesterday's Southern Mail repot
the arrival of Admiral COCHRANE in Lynnhavets
Bay, with Fifteen Sail of the Line, anJ Seventy
Transports, having Fifteen ThousatiJ Troops on
board,

44 A lever from Noriolk, received by yesterday's
Southern Mail, states, under date of the I I .11 inst.
6 That a flag had returned from the 1)!a,,,,0n, 71, in
Lynnhaven Bay, the be.irer of which v.a,; inf,,rmed
by Captain BARRIE, that he expected A,!.-1:;a1 Coca.
mole with a large force in the CliCsapetike.'
66 The. report by the passengers from Baltimore is
supposed to have originated from similar iulortnAtinn
at that place."

FILOU THE NC.IV YORK GA:',ETTE, JLTLY 14.

eg Thetcris a report of General Broo n having
again attacked the enemy near Chippewa ou the 6:b,
the next day after .his victory, and taken and killed
the residue of the British forces, amounting to about
200 met!. This report, i: h said, was anuat at a
bany, v7l:en the Fulton left.the Flace."