Star.
London, England, 1807-11-30 00:00:00

A!ktMED,

Off, Dover, the Jute, Gott, from Oporto-.-At Portrmouth. the,
Manigte, Drieg, from Cpol to—At Poole, the Juno, Spencer, from
Newfoundland—At Dahlia, the Larona, , from Stockholm
—At Caftlehaven, the Liffey, Orpin, from London—At Cork, the
Enterprize, Adantfon, frost London—At Newfoundland, the,
Good intent. Ford ; Commerce, Whitewty ; Foto', —, and
the Cees, Whiteway, from BritiolAt Bolton, the Maria Jane,
front Biff ; Sally, Hall, from London; Difpatch, Pike ;
and the Sally, Rowe, from Newfoundland ; Reunion, Oliver
Sally. Hinckley; Ajax, M•ltneven ; Williams. --•-; and the
Fortitude, ---, from Liverpool—At Savannah, the Am:rim
Nicholls, front Liverpool—At New York, the America, Croydon,
from London; Otis, Croaker; Ann, Flowers; Packet, B.Aer ;
and Alexander, Wickham, from Liverpool ; Fador, Reynolds;
and the Rachael. —, from Peterfburgh—At Portlntouth, the
London Packet, Cornelly ; Hope. Bartlett; Sportfman, Stanton
Pomona, ; and the Anna Maria, Bloomfield, from Lifbou--
Off Portland, the Leopard. —, from Oporto—At Charkdon,
the Valiant, from the Clyde ; Profperlty, May ; and the
Jeteph, Snow, from Liverpool ; Ocean, G. river ; Stranger, Ro.
blnfon ; and New Jerky, Crow, front London.

The Argus, TUCKER, from Newfoundland to Lif-
bon, was abandoned at fca. Crew faved.

The Martha, Q2INTotr, from Dtingarvon for
Southampton, is put into Falmouth with damage,
and it is feared mul unload.
A brig from Oporto is Ilranded near L;verpool.
The Concord, PURDY ; and the Mary Ann, Lewes,
of NewcaOle, ate on (bore off Bridlington.
The Atlive, STOCKSa, and four other veffels, were
loft on the loth init. off Sr. Abb's Head.

The True Love, MILNER, from Oporto for Lon
don, is put into the Humber with the lofs of anchors
and cibles.

The Bieffing, Esrti.t. ; and the Neptune, Hotta
sex, from Newcaille, are on Chore near Bridlington.
The Spring, SNOWDEN, from Littlehampton, was
captured on the 25th ult. off Whitby.
The Fame, from Lilbon for Dublin,. was
abandoned on the rgth inft. being leaky.
The Flora, PERKINS, from Africa for Charlellon,
is put into Savannah in diarefs.

We have been favoured with an account of the
paffage of the Favourite cutter, which brought over
Colonel Wews, from a Gentleman, one of the paf-
fengers. She departed from Cronfladt on the 4th
irritant, in company with twenty fail of Br ir ills and
American fhips ; about eight or ten more had clear-
ed out, and were expedted to fail the fame day ;—a
number of others were in the att of loading with the
greateft difpatch, and trade in general teemed to
have confiderably revived. On the 15th, the Fa-
vourite pot into i-lelfinburg tolleave Tome difpatches,
and there learned that Mr. PIERREPOINT had failed
froth that port for England, the day before in a lug-
ger. On proceeding down the Baltic, the Was chaced
by two privateers, which it was known had been
cruizing there for Come time to intercept the trade,
but the efcaped by her fuperior failing. On this
account four fail of the Britith fhips from Cronftadt
had put thernfelves in the belt poffible [late of defence,
and were deter mined to keep company together.—
Near the Schaw the fell in with an Englith frigate,
which was going in quell of the privateers in the
Baltic. Soon after palling the Schaw, a gale fprung
up Flom the S. S. W. and finding the could make no
head way, the Favourite made for Gottenburgh, and
arrived in that port on the 17th, where flue met with
Mr. MERRY, who was alfo on his way to England,
but had been briven into Gottenburgh through Ilrefs
of weather. The gale moderating, the Favourite,
and all the other velfels that were wind bound,
failed on the !Bth, after experiencing much tem•
pettuous weather. The Favourite reached Yarmouth
on Friday.
On Saturday letters were received from i4adeira,
which flare, that the Monmouth, of 61 guns, bearing
the flag of Rear-Admiral aunty, which failed from
Portfmouth, on the 15th of September with the Eaft
India fleet, arrived at Madeira, and failed from thence
on the 4th ult. leaving behind the Experiment and
Tigrib, which were bound to that Hand.

The Ulyffez, of 44 guns, with a fleet for the Weft
Indies, failed from Madeira on the 3d ult.
A letter from Halifax, of the IR inflant, lays:
Yellerday fix of the ringleaders in the mutiny on
board the Jalon, received tentence of death, and are
to be executed to•naorrow. Six others were found
guilty, but recommended to his Majefty's mercy."
Captain HANCOCK is appointed to the command
of the LA•INIA, at Portfmouth ; Captain balms, to
the GrrEaRIER frigate, which is appointed to take out
the Duke of MANCHESTER, Governor General of
Jamaica ; Lieutenant M‘Vicart, of the MINOTAUR,
in be a Commander ; Mr. BERRY, to be Purfer of
the SUFFOLK ; Mr. SPARSHOTT, to be Porter of the
DIDON, and Mr. WINTER, to be Puffer of the PILOT.
INDlA.—Recent accounts fro:n India (late, that a
mutiny had broken out in the 22d regiment in Ben
gal, in confequence, as• rumoured, of fame delay in,
the payment of the troops, and a confiderable advance
having taken pace in the price of fpirits. A large
portion of the regiment are Rated to have appeared
in a body before the Commanding Officer,to demand
redrefs. The latter pointtd out to them the imrof-
ability of his attending to an application made in fo
improper a manner, but this not having the cleared
deft, he collefted a corps of cavalry, and fome
native troops, who compelled the mutineers to lay
down their arms. At the date of the lail difpataes
fome of the ringleaders had bees punifhed, and dif
cipline and tranquillity had been reflored.
Letters from Madras Rate fome further particu-
lars refpeEting the difpute which had arifen between
one of the judges of the Supreme Court and the
local Government. In confequence of the eilahlifh•
ment of anew police, Sir H smut Gwit.uss, the Judge
alluded to, had in a charge to the Grand Jury, at the
Madras Setllons, in July laft, expreffed an opinion
entirely hotlile to the new intlitution, which he de-
dared to be au innovation on the law of the country.
This bad been followed by a prefentment of the
Grand Jury equally inimical to the police eftablifh•
ment. A f.rmal complaint is Rated to have been
forwarded from India to the Court of Direflors and
the Board c.t. Controul, againft the Judge who deli.
vered the charge. •
The following appointments have recently taken
place at Madras:—James Henry Caffamajor, Efq.
Fail Judge of the Sudder Dewanny and nuzdarry
Aday.lut at MaJras ; and James Strange, Efq. Firti
judge of Circuit in the Southern Divitio,l.
General Durald Campbell to command in the My-
fore Country ; Major General Fuller to command
the Southern Divifion of tbe Army; and Major Ge-
neral Sir William Clarl.e to command in the ceded
Dittrifts.