Star.
London, England, 1811-05-27 00:00:00

IVAV4L INTZLLIG.ENCIL

Four French frigates are stated fn tit in the ttresE
Indies, and, it is said, that two of them were at the
Devil's Island about the latter end of March, for
water.

FALMOUTH, MAY 24.
Yesterday morning arrived the Princess charlotte
packet, in eight days from Lisbon ; and the Cornet,
Captain BRADY; from Hull, bound to Lisbon, with
corn, Bcc. This day arrived the Comet, Capt. Bec.,
KILL, from St. Domingo, with coffee, bound to Lon-
don; and the Hope, ti.err, from Southampton.
PLYMOUTH, MAY 25.
Yesterday arrived the Animas frigate froth a cruise
of Brest ; and the flatfoot; brig of *at, from off
Vigo; the Speedwell, from Waterford ; and Ceres,
from Limerick, with flour and provisions, for Lon-
don; the American brig Amity, from Wilmington,
with timber and tar, for Portsmouth ; the Expediti,,n,
of Hull, from Gibraltar, in ballast; the ship John,
CRAIG master, in nine weeks from •Surinam, with
coffee, sugar, &c. bound to London ; the Lark, Rom.
siren, from London, and the Draper, Owev, traits
Bristol, and a number of coasters. There were nei-
ther arrivals nor sailings this day.—Six stout friptes
are, it is said, immediately to be sent to the Mediter-
ranean and Adriatic, to relieve the• Active, Cerberus,
Amphion, Pomone, and Volage, who have all suffer.
ed much in the service, and are in want of a tlacirr,.,;h
repair and refit. There are now eight fine frigates
lying here, some of which are destined for this service,
and, in consequence, the greatest exertions are mak-
ing to get them ready for sea. They are, the Acosta,
Nereide, Druid, la !gauche, Saldanha, Amazon,
Dryad, and Armide.—Thf Bulwark, Cesar, and
Doadicea, ire ordered tobe paid off and laid up in
ordinary at 'this port. The-Cesar was paid off this
day.
PORTSMOU Tli; MAY 26.
His Majesty's shipWooLveatisn, and the transports
from the Mediterranean, are released from quarantine.
Arrived the ABUNDANCE storeshiks, from the Mediter-
'l-417CalTij and is pun under treerantine. Salted his Ma.
jesty's ships DROMEDARY add Tircalor, with the East
India fleet, and R.oyaf Ge tor Basque Ittercia.-
Orders have been received here relative to the re-
return of the Russian Prisoners of War to their min
country. There.are about 500. here, for whoa, &t '
' I veyance %ill be shortly provided.

DEAL. MAY W. •. MAO,
ORION, his Majesty's ships Dastanweirctrr, MAO,
ORION. and HANNIBAL, to join the Baltic fleet. Ar-
rived his Majesty's ship BEDFORD, from off Flushing,
and the RAPID and BLOODHOUND, from the Weat-
vrard.—Wind S. E.

YARMOUTH, MAY Se.
On Friday P.M. arrived, after a passage of 6 days.
the FLAMER gun-brig, .with dispatches from Sir J.
SAUSIAREZ. The FLAMER left. the British fleet lying
in Gottenburgh Roads Previous to the Flamer sail-
ing, Sir JAMBS received dispatches from the Swedish
Admiral, and which she brought over.—Also arrived
the DMUS frigate, Captain FARQUHAR, from the
Texel.—Sailed for the Baltic, with dispatches; the
FLAMER ; and on a cruise, the Acurs.—The TARTAR
revenue cutter has sent in an open boat laden with
128 halves df spirits, which have been landed and
warehoused. Remain the Roebuck. /kiwis, and
Calypso. Wind S. E. •
SHEERNESS, MAY RI
Arrived the Acura and TanacuLo - the latter will
take a convoy, now assembled, to Archangel, as soon
as the wind is ta.vourable, which is now at N.E.

The Amphion, Cerberus, Active, and Volage, have
arrived at Malta with their prizes, la Corona, and la
Bellona frigates. These frigates were of the Italian
Navy, and had never been out of the Adriatic when
captured. They had 1000 troops on board, with
brass ordnance. togarrisonLissa. Commodore Hosts,
we are sorry to hear, was wounded by a Musket-ball
in his arm, though he does net mention the circum-
stance in his letter to Sir C. Cotrox. The Amphion
was disroasted very early in the action. The Volage
bad only 70 men on board when she went into action,
46 of whom were either killed or wounded. The
Amphion, Volage, and prizes. were
_to sail shortly
for England.
The French frigates escaped out of Toulon, whikt
the blowing weather kept our fleet at Minorca. Ad•
miral FIiESKANTLE has shifted his Rag from the
VILL3 as PANZS to the RooFzv, for the purpose of
taking the Command at Sicily.—Captain Bt at:rots is
appointed to the Vats DE PARIS.
Wehave received letters from Canton, via America.
to the 29th of November last.—The Chiffonne, Capt.
WAINWRIGHT, sailed on the 28th with the country
trade for the East Indies. The BeUiqueuz, 64, Capt.
BYNO, was to sail for England, as soon as the Com-
pany's ships were ready. No tidings had been re-
ceived of the miss:ng sh p Ocean, Capt. virttrarasoti,
which left Bencoolen a long time previously for China.
MAnn-Larre.—There are considerable fresh arrivals
of Wheat coastwise to-day, with part of last wrok's
foreign supply, upwards of 9(.00 quarters; sales very
heavy, about 3s. lower than on Ft iday —Batley hardly
at last prices—Malt and White Peas at little varia-
tion—Beans of each description likewise—There are
not many arrivals of Oats, and this article for fine