Star.
London, England, 1807-09-30 00:00:00

sHEERNvSS, SEpT. 29.

Merl by the (hip C•+ntents increafe, Lte, from
Riga for CI I lam Yard, with mail. and tim•
her. Arrived the Spanith fchooner Ties Amigos,
Captain J. F. Cos raavv, with geneva, cheefe, and
other merchandise, from Rotterdam for Li(b m :
all) the Ki.iphanfen galliot Anna Catharina Maria
Muller, GRENEWOLD mafl!!r, for orders, with wine
from Bourdeaux. The Baltic convoy have made an
effort to get away today, unJer the SNAKE man of
war, but the wind has been fn baffling, and the
weather very foggy, that L fear they will not go; if
they do before the mail clofes, I will add it. There
are three (hips on lame on the Note Sand, owing to
the fogg; two light ones will be got off ; but one
that is laden it is feared will be lost : their names I
cannot yet afce►tain, but the agent for (hipping here
has fent craft uff to the laden (hip, and is ufing every
paeans to rave and preferve the property.
P. S. The (hip Mercy of London from Barbadoes
with fugar and cotton, Captain E. Wasson. was on
the Note Sand, but is fortunately got off by the a(tf•
Lance Pent her. The American (hip Aaverick of New
Bedford, Capt. llscorr. laden with tobacco, is on
(pore on the Nose Sand, and nearly full of water ;
the cargo is taking into craft, but the (hip, it is feared,
, will be loft. _

FIVE P. M.—Arrived fro:n Bourdeanx the Knip-
haufen galliot Augulla, EDEN, with wine and brandy.

ADMIRALTY COURT, DOCTOR's COMMONS.

Yeilerday the Right Hon. Sir WILLIAM SCOTT
proceeded to the adjudication of the following cafes:

Two Friends, Viffeher mafter —This Kniphaufen veffel was I
laden with fait, bound from Martnnes to a market. The matter's
letter book was required by the Court.
De Hoop, Braderhin r rnafter.—..-This •cifel alfo failed uneer
the Kniphaufea flag, laden with fait, bound from Marennes o:ten
libly to Tonningen. Thia being deemed a coLurable cafe, the Chip
and cargo "MC cond:mred.
Minerva, Caldwell mafter.—This veffel was under American
Colours, laden with various mtrchandize, bound front New York
to Amfterdam. The only queftion was with refpedt to a quantity
of bides. viz. whether they had been bona fide imported into
America? It appeared Oat they were brought from South Ante-
' rica by another Dip, and vat on hoard the Minerva,at New York,
without being firft landed. The Cqurt held this to be a mete trans-
ihipment, and not a bona fide importation Into America, and pro.
flounced the hi.i. s to be fubjedt to coefifcation, but reftored the
Dip and the remainder of the cargo.
Herald, Doane rafter.—Phis was alfo an American veffel,
laden with various merchaiv!ize, hound from Norfolk in America,
to Bremen, and was cavtured.un the ground ~f a breach of block-
ade. The Court was of opinion, front the documents produced,
that the blockade of Bremen muff have been known in America,
previous to the failing of the veffel, and therefore condemned the
' Clip and cargo.
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The
Lion, Duncan, arrived at Riga the 16th tilt.
There wete then only lix Britifh veffels in that port,
fo dust Captain Duncan expelled to In foon loaded.
The brig James, of Stonehaven, with feveral other
Britifh veffels, are detained at Chriilieniand, where
they are unrigged, and their crew imp-ironed.