Star.
London, England, 1810-09-03 00:00:00

PLYMOUTH, SEPTEMBER 1.

Arrived the FOLKATONE lugger, from the Downs ;
the WRAZLE schooner, from Falmouth ; the Diu-
oextE store-ship, from Jamaica, no news ; the Ann
tender, from Bristol, with impressed men ; the brig
Superior, from Trinidad, with sugar and rum, for
London ; the Eliza, OATEN, from Cork, with whiskey,
bound to Guernsey ; and the Mary and Betsey
BLAKER, from Cork, with provisions, bound to Lon-
don. Sailed, the Iris, EDWARDS, for Cork ; and the
Deptford tender, far Waterford, to bring round im-
pressed men. Upwards of thirty stout privateers are
ready for sea in the opposite ports of the enemy, in-
tended to cruize in the Channel against our trade.—
The OCEAN, 110 guns, is ordered into dock to be
refitted.

An astonishing quantity of foreign naval stores
has recently arrived here, and been deposited in our
arienal.

PORTSMOUTH, SEPT. '2.

Arrived last night the CYANE from the coast of
Africa ; LEOPARD man of war, from the Cape of
Hope ; MARTI* sloop of war, from Lisbon ; the
Lord Duncan, the Elizabeth, and one other trans-
port.

DEAL, SEPT. 2.
Arrived the Carlisle from the West Indies ; spoke
the Perseverance, SNOWDEN, from Liverpool, bound
to New-York, out 33 days, in lat. 43. 47. long. 42.

1.5. W. all well.—Wind S.E.
SHEERNESS, SEPTEMBER t.
Yesterday the MONMOUTH man of war arrived from
the Downs ; and the SKYLARK sailed. This day ar-

rived the FREYA frigate, and the CRACKER gun bi ig

from the Westward to be refitted.

HARWICH, SEPTEMBER 3.
Arrived the Auckland packet witha mail.from Got-
tenburgh ; Elizabeth bye-boat with passengers from
Heligoland. Sailed the Diana packet for Gotten-

burgh with the mail of yesterday, August 31.
Sur. 2.—Sailed the Prince of Wales packet for
Heligoland, with the mail of the 31st ult. and several
passengers.—Wind S. E.
YARMOUTH, SEPTEMBER S.

Arrived, the ABOUKIR, 74 guns, from the Texel,
and the PRIMROSE gun-brig, from Gottenburgh, with
dispatches of importance,• which were forwarded by.
express ; the PARTRIDGE sloop from the Nore ; the
Lyre tender, from Shields with volunteers, and the
Vium gun-brig, from It cruize. Sailed for the Bal-
tic the ALEXANDRIA, with Captain MatntrcE, R. N.
who is appointed goveinor of the island of Anholt.
I Sailed the HAvoc on a cruize.

Yesterday morning Vice-Admiral DOUGLAS was
superseded in the command on this station by Rear
Admiral Lord GARDNER, who hoisted his flag (white
at the mizen) on board the ROEBUCK, Captain
the flag was saluted by the ships in the roads.—
Sailed this morning the PARTIIIAN for the Coast of
Holland, and the Pitzttinoz for the Baltic. Remain
Roebuck, Rear-Admiral Lord GARDNER, Aboukir,
71, Primrose and Vixen gun-brigs.—Wind S.S.E.

NAvAt. Mem sTat zwrs.—Captain Forrest, to the Dragon
(flag ship for the Leeward Islands); Captain Edward Pelham'
Brenton, of the Cyane, to the Spartan, (in compliment to the
gallantry of his brother, Captain Jahleel Brenton, who is too
badly wounded to resume the command) ' • Captain Newcombe,
acting, to the Monarch; Lieutenants Wolrige and Barretti, to.
the Dragon; Lieutenant H. A. Elliot, Ferret ; Lieutenant J. M.
M'Curdy, and Lieutenant H. Ashworth, Hibernia; Lieutenant
1 W. Swine'', Puissant, vise Lovell, deceased; James Kennedy,
',Esq. Secretary to Lord Gardner, at North Yarmouth ; Edward
I Souter, Esq. to be Secretary to Admiral Freemantle.

The SAPPHIRE, Captain G. DAVIES, will sail in a
few days with ROBERT GORDON, Esq. Governor of
Berbice, and the Spanish Deputies who are on their
return to the Caraccas.

The DARBADOES, Captain HoDasow, expects to sail
to-morrow from Portsmouth, with Commissioner
PAGET, for Madras.
We announced last week the departure of Sir
Hobs PornAM, in the VENERABLE, from Portsmouth,
on a secret service. He proceeds, in the first instance,
to Quiberon Bay, and thence to Corunna. We un-
derstand he will return to Portsmouth in about ten
days, preparatory to his proceeding upon a more dis-
tinct and more important mission.
Rear-Admiral FREMANTLE hoisted his flag on Sa-
turday afternoon, on board the Foftruxxx, Captain
VANSITTART, for the Mediterranean, to succeed Ad-
miral GEORGE MARTIN, in the command at Palermo.
He will shift his flag to the TIMEBAIRE, 98, Captain
HONEY. L. F. NOYLE, Esq. accompanies the Ad.
miral as Surgeon to the TEMERAIRE.
The Queen Charlotte hired cutter, JOSEPff TIIO•
MAS master, of eight guns and 28 men, whilst con-
veying dispatches from Vice Admiral the Duke de
BOUILLON, to the squadron off Cherbourg, was at-
tacked on Wednesday last off the island of Alderney,
by a French cutter, of 16 guns, full of men. After a
severe engagement, which continued more than an
hour, the Frenchmen were beaten off. 'The Queen
Charlotte had one man killed and eleven wounded—
two dangerously.
Monday John Mines, boatswain of the SARPEDON,
was tried at Portmouth, by a Court Martial, for stay-
ing on shore beyond his time, and• ill-treating a ma-
rine that was sent for him. He was sentenced to be
dismissed his office, and to serve as the Commander-
.- in-Chief shall direct.--Admiral SAWYER. President.