Star.
London, England, 1810-09-10 00:00:00

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Detachniersts of the undernsegdolled re intents will ,_ ,17_trr L.PLYmoUTH, sEPrimant a.
arrive at Portertienth, for embarkation for Portugal The ilfinctsa frigate has detained and sent in ilek.a
in a few days: viz. 7th, 9th, 39th, 48th, 53d, 66th
83d, and 88th. regiments. la near Gael 1 from Bilboa. Yesterday arrived the
A detachMfent of the 73d regiment has embarked .
Pamlico?, &gate, last from Portstnouth ;she is come
on board the providence, for new South Wales. She into Hazioaze to be laid .up. Sailed the CHERRLY
will touch et Cork, to take more convics en board. gun-brig; and HELICON brig of war, to cruize off
' The following sentence has been promulgated to Scilly.-=-Arn'ved this day, the MARINER gun-brig,
Captain C. B. BROWN and Lieutenant NEVILLE
Zoncit, of the East Loudon Regiment of Militia, from a cruize to the westward; aid the PHEASANT
who were lately tried by a General Court Martial, at sloop of war, from a cruize off Scilly. Sailed the
Chelsea College, upon charges preferred against them EPHERA brig of war, with a transport victualler under
'by their Colonel, Sir JOHN EASIER, the particulars of convoy, for Cadiz.
which we have already stated. That Captain C. B.
PORTSMOUTH, SEPT. O.
BROWN and Lieutenant NEVILLE ZOUCH be cashiered,
Arrived the HORATIO frigate from the Downs.-s-
-and that Lieutenant Nevata ZOUCH be rendered in-
capable of holding a situation in any military caps. Sailed His Majesty's ships DILIGENCE, MELPOMENE
city whatsoever. - . . ...., , ..... .. , , . and HANNIBAL, to the Eastward ; AUDACIOUS for Ply-
mouth, and the SARPEDON on a cruize.—Wind W.

PitTAL DUELS.

Monday, August 27, betweeolve and six o'clock
in the morning, Capt. V---.., and Lieut. —, be-
longing to the 95th regiment, fought a duel at Violet
Hill, near Newry. The forther received his antago-
nist's ball in the groin, which caused his immediate
death.

Arrived and sailed for the River, the Riga packet
from the Brazils, and the BEAVER sloop of war from
the Westward, and remains.—Wind S.S.E.

Arrived the CALYPSO man of war, from the Baltic.
Sailed his Majesty's ship LEOPARD from Blackstakes,
for Chatham.

The following is a fuller account than that given ors
Saturday of the Inquest held, at 4 o'clock, on Friday
afternoon, by JEMMBTT, Esq. at the Red Lion, at
Putney, on the body of George Payne, Esq. a gentle-
man who resided in Northamptonshire, and who died
on Thursday afternoon, at four o'clock, in consequence
of a wound he had received in a duel on Wimbledon
Common.

Sam 9.—Sailed his Majesty's ships PAPTLLION
and RICHMOND to the Downs, and PELICAN for the
Thames.—Wind S.W. light air.

YARMOUTH, SEPTEMBER 9.

The first witness was James Lewis, one of the wai-
ters at the Red Lion Inn, Putney. He said, on
Thursday morning, about half past six o'clock, he
heard a carriage stop at his master's door ; he ran
down stairs and saw a chariot, whether a private car-
riage or a hackney chaise he could not say ; there were
two gentlemen inside, one of them requested a bed for
the other gentleman, the deceased, who, he said, was
very ill, and appeared so to the witness, who undertook
to take him in without his master's leave, as he was
not up. The witness, with the assistance of another
fellow-servant, got the deceased out of the chaise.; on
being taken out, he said, 44 Pray, _support my legs :"
he was carried up stairs, and put to bed. He ordered
the witness to go for Mr. Shilleto, surgeon at Put-
ney, who attended in aboutive minutes, and was go-
ing to bleed him, as he ordered witness to get some
tape and linen to bind IT the arm. The gentleman
who was in the chaise with the deceased Went away,
after he had seen him safe in bed, and gave the wit-
ness two shillings for his trouble. The witness re-
collected the same gentleman ordering the chaise to
go off, which was done while he assisted in getting
the deceased up stairs. The witness went up several
times to the deceased's room, but did not positively
know where he was wounded.

I am happy to inform you that the SOLEIM fri-
gate which was on the sand, got off on Friday, three
o'clock, P.M. and has not received any damage.—
She yesterday took in her guns and stores, and will
be ready for sea in a few days. Passed this port se-
veral sail of Greenland ships, part of a fleet from
the Baltic, under convoy. Sailed the Kite gun-brig,
on a cruize.—Remain, Roebuck, Aboukir, Belvidera ,
Nemesis, Solebay, Hearty, and Acute. Wind S.W.