Star.
London, England, 1807-11-27 00:00:00

ARRIVED.

Off Poole, tlie Hawke, Boden ; Commerce, Voting; Harmony,
Payne; Lady Ann, Sales; Succcfs. Martin ;Ann Street; Eptrion,
Matthewfon ; li o, Allen ; and the Adtive, Stitkcns, from New-
foundland—ln the Clyde, Ceres, Sloane. from o::trlice—At New-
foundland, Supply, Phelan, from Figuera; Stag, Fiore, Coiling-
wood, Muni ; and the Stag, Bethy—At New Brunfvrick, Ca-
ledonia, Hoag, from Portfmoitth—At St. Kitts, Lydia, Wheatley,
from Liverpool—At Roam, New Packet, fruit, from Liverpool,
and Romeo, I.c Hot-quer, from London—At N• w Ynrk, the Sci-
• Howard, from London—At St. Michael'', Ulisoi, Baker,
;:oat London.

The Bi.tfey, Birkett, from I..nntloi; for St. Domingo. is captured
• ana carried into Harr3co.i.

The General Butler, from Liverpool for New Orham, is captu-
; red by: Spanifh privrcer.
The Draper, Johnfon. irom New York, is on fhorc near Liver-
, roof, with 5 feet water in her hold.
The Friends, Harrtton, from Aye for Dublin, is on (bore near
' Holyhead, and it is feared will be totally init.
"the brigs Margaret, and the John of licaturtaris, arc loft near
the emit of lA'a

'1 be Longa, Bulgard. from Onernfey for Portfmon!h, iv towed
into Cowes by a pilot boat, having been found at lea a% ithout airy
otrfon on board,

the Fly, Otway, front Hull for Islcwcaftle, is on there nut
Whitby.
The Aurora, Laud. fro:n Africa, is arrived at Jamaica,
with the lots of fore and ntainmails.

The Tranfport Board have received intelligence
that the Hope, Hofpit4l Ihip, having on board t.rty-
two wounded mtn, and the following Medical Staff
Officers, viz :—Mr. ROBERT JON as, Surgeon to the
Forces ; Mr. ALEX ANDER STEWART, Apotkccaryto
ditto ; Mr. G T. A•i•Litr, Purveyor t.-) ditto ; with
Mr. MARTIN, and MI. MACGRPGOR, Holpital Mates,
were not MI, as we have already fiated, in the t, e
mendons gale of the of 3oth lait month, but was cap.
toted and carried into a place called Camphiel, on
the Dutch coati. The whole of the baggage of the
ab.ve Officers, which was scathed on (bore, appears
to have been thrown overboard doting the chace to
lighten the vetfel. No doubt whatever can be cater.
tamed of the above fiatement.
Another letter we bare received, informs ns that I
the Hope was captured off the Dutch coact. I)nfto:s
STEWA;LT, MARTIN, and i'.lacc Eclnte, atc now
their patole in Holland.

. .
EAST INDIA SHIPPING, &e.
Yenerday intelligence was received at the EaR.
India Houle, of the fate arrival off Porifmouth, of
the (hip Indus' Captain WELTDEN, from Bengal.
The Indus left Kedgeree, 23d of June, Madras,
26th of July ; the Lord Minto left Madras the '2lll
of July, for Bengal. Ott the loth of September
(poke the American Alio Columbia, which failed
from Batavia the Bth of FebruaryL 1807, and from
the Me of France the 23d of Auguft.. The Columbia
fell in with ten fail cf China (hips, under convoy of
the Lim', Algoas Bay, about the Bth of Sep-
tember, fell in with them a fecond time the 12th of
September, off Lagullas, to the eaßward of it—fup-
pofed they would put into the Cape, having had a
very long ptfT.tge from Pulo Penang. The Marquis
of Wellefley had arrived at the lfle of France as a
cartel. The Indus did not touch at St. Helena.

PHILI► DUNDA4I, Efq. Governer of Prince of
Wales's [Band, died on board the BEL.t.toy lux man
of war, the Sth of April !aft.
All was peaceable in the feveral provinces under
the Company'► Government, when the Indus left
Bengal and Madras. The Indus was difpatched from
Bengal with the Annual Accounts to be laid before
Parliament.
PASSENGERS pet !mous —Major General Dowdeforell, Lord
Vifcount Hawarden, Captain Kinloch, of his Majetly's 67th Re.
giment; Captain Dickens, of his Majefty's 34th ditto ; Captain
Wellb, Mr. Enright, Bth Regiment of Light Dragoons ; John
Hunter, Efq. John Abbott, Efq. Mr. J. A. Morley, Lieutenant
Crighton, Mrs. Maling, Mrs. Weigh, Mafter Abbott, and
Weft.

The extra fhip Union failed from Fort St. George
for Bengal, the 27th March lail, under convoy of his
Majefiy's (hip GREYHOUND.
The Dover Cattle arrived at Fort St. George the
26th March, and returned to Bengal the 16th April,
under convoy of his Majek% (hip DASHER.
The following (hips from Bengal, atrived at Fort
St. George the 13th of April, viz.
_ _

Marchionefa of Eiet•_•r and 'Tottenham (extra fkip), returned
to Bengal the 27th May, under convoy of his Majcity's Chip

Marquis Wadley, General Stuart and Dcvayncs, extra fhips,
arrived at Fort St. George, t ith June.
Cstlie Eden, Admiral Gardner, Henry Addington, Cumberland,
and Cuffaells, arrived at Fort St. George the 3d July.
Baring, City of London, and Lord Duncan, arrived at Fort St.
George the sth July.
Admiral Gardner, General Stuart, and Dtvaynes, failed for Ben-
gal the Bth July.
The Cattle Eden, Lord Duncan, Baring, and City of London,
failed for Bengal with his Majefty's Chip Modefte loth July.
The following Ihips had arrived at Boniir.sy, viz.
The True 13• iton, Scab flay Caftle, Britannia, and Nottingham,
on the 24th of June; and the Metcalfe on the 27th of June.

Mr. PEARsort, in confequence of the death of
Governor Dow Das, was fworn in as one of the Coun•
tenors at Prince of Wales's Eland.

The wreck of the Mercury is now cleared of the
cargo. Betides a great quantity of cork, there were
Paved 140 pipes and to hoglheads cf wine.
Early on Tuefday morning a thip rf about 400
tons, was difcovered off the back of the Ifle of Wight
with two anchors down, without any perf,in on board.
A dead body was found on the quarter deck, which,
from its appearance, is fuppofed to have been the
Captain. Some of the fails were failed, and others
loofe. Ske was on the fame morning brought into
Cowes.

We have lately received very lamentalde account s
from the north of Scotland, refpetting nit only the
deplorable conditi•ro of the crops (the greateit past
of which is not likely to be well secured thin feafon),
but alto of the difaßrous effeis of the late Itorms and
hurricanes ; whereof the following are inftances :

The Samuel, of Stornawav, MURRAY matter, is gone to pieces
near Ullapool—matter and fupereargo drowned.
The Nancy, NI•Lso Di is upkt, and nearly a total wreck—erkw
fared.

The Chrittopher, M•Kusz it, has been on chore, and is much
damaged.
The Janet and MarT, M`Lisease, is en (bore near Inver!au!,
and is much damaged.
I'oflin Cattle, —, of Stornaway, is on Ihore three miles from
Ullapool—crafter and one man drowned; we gone to pieces.
The failure of the crops, both of the corn and po.
tatoes, together with the unproduelive herring fifhery,
open to the inhabitants of the Highlands and Illcs
nothing but the gloomy ptorpeet of abfolu,e want
and fcarcity.