Star.
London, England, 1805-09-11 00:00:00

note to you upon this fubjeft. As
vernment bas coqtented to liberate that
'it il.s9fent confinement., attti u allot
`,to Oils counttp I,do Rot. think vroper
oblivotisone pot the' contents. Of
:Nord to Admiral Gravina.. -I baye,
quell that you will be pleaW t.
through M. ehti Cr,.
-Gravina, to.the Freneb
in confequence of the gnat riteyihave
know tilt place to which Captain W,
fent ; that it is the defire. 9f his Maj. ..tcws.Atn-
ment, that he (honldiat cent to Dover * a 4ag of
truce; or, if there is any objedion to that mode cf
liberating him, that he mey be allowed. to quit the
territories of France, for the. imrpofe of proceeding
itiladen, or any other neutral port or placo.-- hoop the honour.to be, &a,- . (Signed) '
Ttle Chevalier d'Aftdaaga.l

maatowier.

is not yet duet ap fear*
, for its fafety ; it confifis of
of the liassiLlis and the li,.
forms .of the leaden belonging
having died On their vallige•
have been detained on their-
*Abe akertained that their
healthful Auta. This preenotkiii.W
highly conimcndable! the more ifpecialry, stilione
alarm with refpee to the yellow fever prevailed at
Jamaica, previous to the failing of the fleet ; but we
itsc happy to.bear that Owe is little or to ground
for ferions appiehenfiun.
War people Cato inclined to think, from the
parch of part of the troops from Boulogne, that the
encampment there is entirely broken up. That, how.
over, is not the cafe. There is Rill a large force
Oere; and indeed, from the appearance of the camp,
It looks as if the place of thole troops which had been
'marched away had been filled up lay others, perhapi
•lly Come of the new coufcripts.

Advices'receised from Guern(ey, dated the ad in
.fiant, Rate, that on the 3oth ult. an account was re-
ceived there from leggy, that a French flotilla of
sun brigs and. fcbooners had been Sanding to the
'Eaftward, along tits French coati, fupparedta be
from Granville, bound to Cherbourg; in eonfelome
.of which Sir James &Mil AIL it2,difpatched the Tuna.
Asatcole, and a cutter, to endeavour to cat th,s,
off. It was juti dark when they left the Itoa4.—
They paired through the Race of Alderney about
twelve the fame night, and in the morning flood clofe
into Cherbourg, where they perceived the Malaya
frigate and a cutter, The Tuasee was within reach
of the batteries, which fired leveret Sot at her, but
did not do any material damage. Our fhips, on their
return to Guernfey, fell in with the Ascstaa it frigate,
which had chafed the flotilla into a (mall fort oppoSte
Guernfeye

Lord NILSON (lined yeaerday with Mr. Cotosmtn,
at Tooting, in company with Lady Haiascrom, Mitt
NlLaos, dm

Mr. PITT came to town lan evening, to his honk
in Downinetreeti where he was ihortly after vifited
by the Loan CHancard.oa.

In confequence of Sir &OMIT &grill having raper-
feded Admiral DOUGLAS in the command off Bou-
logne, the latter has been appointed Port-Admiral at
Yarmouth.
By an Order of Council, the pay of the Lieutenants
of the Royal Navy is increafed to Bs. per day t and
that of the Mailers to Isl. per month. The pay of
the Captains, we underftand, will tpeedffy come under
the confideration of his Majefty's Privy Council.
There has been a very ufeful alteration in the mode
of paying the Ibipwrights in the Royal Dockyard at
Plymouth. They are to work two days and three.
quarters of a day in one week, and each artificer is to
have one guinea per week every Saturday night.

Captain BLInK, appointed Governor of New South
Wales, will take his departure in a few days, having
received his final infirnaions from the Lords Com-
miffioners of the Admiralty.

Gamma P. HARRIS, Efq. is appointed Deputy
Surveyor-General of Sullivan Cove, an the River
Derwent, Van Diemen's Land, New South Wales.

Among the Raffengers arrived in the Eaft India
convoy is Sir NICHOLAS STILAIGI, Chief Jake of
Madras.

Sir ROUST Snots Mn.mat, late Governor of
(bebec, his family and lithe, are come to England
in the Uaasie. The Lord BISHOP of (12 ',sac ts alfo
arrived in the Anne.
A letter from an officer on board the lisostartaa-
at.z, dated Torbay, Bth inflant, fags, 4. We have juft
received foaled orders, which ate •not to be opened
until we are north-weft of the Saints. I believe we
are going upon a cruife."
The 4th, or Woolwich Divifion of Royal Ma►ines,
are to be trained at Chatham, till barracks are pro-
vided for them at Woolwich.

The Clerkenwell Volunteer regiment yefterday be-
gan to do permanent duty at home for ten days ; up
wards of 430 were on the ground. The regiment
mutters twice in the day for military pradice ; at fe•
wen in the morning till nine, and at four till feven in the
evening. Capt. Roans': company (the grenadiers)
performed guard duty yefterday, and the other cons
panics are in rotation to do the fame. Sentinels are
polled at different places in the pariffi, who are hour-
ly relieved ; and there is a ferjeant's guard Rationed
at the New River Head, where a room has been fitted
up for its accommodation. The officers have a met's
during the ten days, at the head quarters of the regi-
ment, where they fit down to foldiers' fare, and are
allowed one hour only for their dining.
On Monday laft, feveral companies of the Loyal
North Britons marched to Highbury, where they
fired at targets for two elegant filver medals, given
by two of their officers, Lieutenants FOIDYCII and
CREOLt. The fortunate competitors on this occafion
were, Mr. Jamas GEDDFII of the ad company, and
Mr. T. thew° of the rifle company. Immediately
after the decifion, a circle was-formed, and the me-
dals prefented by the officers to the fuccefsful candi-
dates. Lieutenant Casozs, on this occafion, made
a fliort but appropriate fpeech, expreffive of the ob.
jai which he and his brother officer had in view in
giving there prizes, and of his hope, that fhould
neceflity require it, .they might be able to dire&
their fire with equal fuccefs againft the enemies of
our country. This method of creating a laudable
emulation among volunteers, and improving them
as markfmen, cannot be too much commended ;
and it is to be walled, that the generous conduit of
the above two officers may be imitated lay others in a
fimilar &nation. We underftand, that the corps of
Loyal North Britons are to be 'commanded by his
Royal! Hightiefs the Duke of Sosst.z, their former
Commander. Lord !tsar, having lately recsgned.—
Tim are therefore hencefotili to be denominated
the " Duke of Stakes Loyal North Britt:o;o.'4' • •

I the Freisch,Gor wwilflands, which
:hat oat
tkoll If entertained
,
'tat , der coarox of
:Pwtelrh. iTenle'arnalle.rk,' tpus, both of 74 g
therefore, tie (plinfequence of foto
to commute t Jamaica fleet ba
GoValtlllePt. bow, reveral of the &fps
are inl/21"Cdt r way tO the River-, mull ft
WrightH Bifida
isjelly!,s,Cl4,ol. Crews are in heatiqui
WS_ ok.