Star.
London, England, 1810-10-04 00:00:00

LUCIEN BONAPARTE.

We announced yesterday that NAPOLEON'S brother
and family had proceeded from Messina to Malta,
there to wait till instructions should be sent out from
Government respecting their future disposal. Some
of our contemporaries have sent them to Gibraltar ;
with what degree of correctness will be seen from the
following letter

'i MALTA, AUGUST 25, 1810.

a LUCIEN BONAPARTE and his family, Madame B.
seven children, and a retinue, altogether upwards of
40 persons, were brought hoe on the 23d instant, by
Captain BARIUE, of the POMONE frigate, who found
them on board an American vessel off Cagliari, in
Sardinia, a few days back. where they had been
eight or nine days endeavouring to be allowed to
land, but which they were peremptorily refused.
- seems they embarked at Civita Vecchia, in the
Roman States, about three weeks ago. He gave out
that as he had refused to divorce his wife, become King
of Rome, and marry his daughter (about 15 years old,
and now here with the rest of his children) to FIRDINAND
VII. of Spain, he has been exiled from the Continent of
Europe, and that he intends proceeding to America.
—General OAKES waited on him yesterday forenoon;
and informed him, that as he wished to land, he should,
be provided with accommodations in Fort Bicasoli,
where both himself and family would be treated with
every attention ; but that, of course, he could not but
be considered as a prisoner of war. He is, we learn,
to remain here until directions from Government at
home shall be received about him."-;,

The public have already been informed of the u.
toroas plan that had been formed to facilitate the sur-
render of Lisbon to the French. From ar
of a similar nature, which has just tome to
ledge,we are induced to believe that our emu
been uncommonly active in organizing
system of perfidy inevery quarter under our
—The LOLPIUN, the arrival bf Which from'Cinirtitt
was announced ycsterday, has brouglit intelfigen
that a Spanish incendiary had set 4 to
h ruses at Corunna, which burnt trith'great ,
threatened the destruction of the towni great ptiti)t
whiCh would have been decoyed, but for the cur-
-0! the crews or OUT alit, lying there.

KINNAIRD, ARTHUR Urrox, Col:
There was most excellent sport;
killed twenty-one brace of birds,
tile first day, Friday left Wretham
on Sunday moymog for Che►ely, the Duke of RUT-
LAND'S. - •

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•Buta., from Lisbon, in eight days. %%lien off this
port, about !Wen o'clock this morning, a F:encii
schooner privateer, of 14 guns, and about foo huta.
was observed, with French colours, and, with the
assistance of her sweeps,. to be making toward;
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Marlborough, and an action soon commenced, which
lasted nearly an hour, when thousands of spectators
had the proud satisfaction to see the Frenchman Inn
away, and stand with all his sweeps, going for hh
own coast. The Master of the Packet, Mr. Jssrrs.
(who beat off 'a
French privateer, of superior fortes
last. voyage) is..wounded by a musket ball in th
cheek, and two of the crew arc wounded in the
thighs. During the action the enemy made deinen.
stration of boarding the Marlborough, when Captain
BILL ordered the Mail Ind Difsa:chts to k simi, which
was done. When the Marlborough sailed, no action
between the armies had taken place : every thing
remained a perfect secret respecting the conspiracy.
Three days since the Marlborough fell in with a
vessel in the Bay, standing in for the land, which he
took to be the Princess Charlotte Packet, for whose
safety great .apprehensions were entertained. The
PRINCESS CHARLOTTE packet, which sailed from L.
bon on the Bth September has arrived.
PLYMOUTH, OCTOBER 2.
Came in l'Aventure French brie, said to have a
cargo from the Isle of France, a prize to his Majesty's
ships NORTHUMBERLAND and COURAGEUX.
Arrived the TONNANT, 80 guns, (rem Lisbon, in
five days ; and the DART cutter, Lieutenant CROSS.
MAN, from Cadiz.—Sailed the Elizabeth tender, for
Greenock.—The LATONA frigate, which arrived hern
on Sunday, came from Cadiz with dispatches from
Sir RICHARD KEATS • letters by her state the loss of
the LIVELY frigate, itear-Admiral BAYLIS, Captain
M'KINLAY. The ship is entirely lost, but the gallant.,
Admiral BAYLIS, Captain M'KINLAY, his Officers,
and ship's company, with a number of boxes of dol-
lars, are all proviilentially saved.
The schooner Friends, JENNINGS Master, laden
with coals, is lost off Sintagel—crew saved, and
arrived at Padstow.—Capt. JOHN CLARK, of the sloop.
Eliza, of St. Ives, bound-from Cork to Falmouth,
fell overboard at sea, and drowned, on the 24th
ultimo.
PORTSMOUTH, OCTOBER 3.
Arrived his Majesty's ships Nome from off Haire,
ULYSSES from Guernsey, SPITFIRE and BILEMUDA from
the Downs. Also arrived an American brig from of
Havre with dispatches. Sailed the LINNET on a
cruize ; and H r Heligoland.
OCTOBER 3.
Atie. Majesty's ships DENMARK from the
Westwa:lr THEBAN and REDPOLE from a cruize
SOLIBAY and Namesis from Sheerness.—Wind E.
SHEERNESS, OCTOBER 9.
Arrived his Majesty's ship Wavuotrre, from the
Downs, and is gone up to Woolwich; 'the American
ship Horace, Captain Amtron, from Wilmington,
North Carolina, with cotton, shawls, &e. and sailed
immediately up the Thames.—Sailed his Majesty's
ship REBUFF, for Portsmouth. Wind E. blows strong.
HARWICH, OCTOBER I.
Arrived his Majesty's gun-brig AOGREISOR, Lieut.
WATSON commander, with stores for the Island of
Heligoland. Sailed the Aucklgul (1) packet, Capt.
BRIDGE, for Heligoland, and Auckland (2) packet,
Capt. Lips, for aotteeburgb, with mails of the 28th
ult.—Oct.... Arrived the Lady Francis packet, Cap.
taro RurrElt, from Heligoland, with mail and pas-
sengers. Remains the AGGRESSOR gllll•brig.

Yesterday the following agreeable information
posted up at Lloyd's:—"The UNITE frigate has
a 40-gun French frigate, in the Mediterranean.'
The Piszaro, Forr, bound to Liverpool, is
at Savannah--cargo saved. 6
The Trite, DUNCAN, from Demerara to
is taken and carried into Marcou.
The following Whalers were all well on
of Peru in December 1809—Jeffersdn, 200 ,
Baroness Longueville, SOO diito.—ln February
Charlton Folgar, 1000 ditto ; Argo, 800 ditto
vemor Dodsworth, 800 ditto ; Perseverance, r
to ; and the Hannah and Eliza; 600 ditto.
The Dolphin store-ship,-arrived at Plymouth
Monday, brings intelligence that an incendiary
set on fire some houses that contained arms at Corunn
which burnt with such fury as to threaten
struction of the whole town ; but the timely
• the British Seamen, belonging to two men of
ing there, prevented the devouring element'
ing that injury which at first was expected.
tinel on duty at the place where the fire happened
been tried by a Court-Martial, and sentenced
shot, which was to have been immediately carried
execution. The incendiary made his escape,
when the Dolphin left Corunna, had not been '
landed.

The Messenger, who arrived from Mr. Mmlmam
on Monday, has left town again with dispatches from
the Transport Board, for Plymouth, there to'
in a cartel for Modals.
Dtrat..—A Gentleman was killed in a duel
shot-heath on Monday, who was not known
time. He turned out to be a Mr. Habbinger
antagonist is not known.
COVENT-9A aDmr,-4.1231 night this Theatre
gantly filled, and The .Beggate Opera went
great eclat. The excellence of Mrs. Dimas
must be witnessed to be truly appreciated, and
Dam's fifas4asth may be fairly reckoned among
best performances. The Farce of Raising •A'
gave Jamas much scope in Diddkr, but we
does not dress ?art so well as his predecessor
A tremendous eruption of Vesuvius took ~
the 13th and 14a1s ult. and the village of Remo'
been well ntirrembelmed by the torrent of Ist"
mowna The mown rather tnore tranquil on
but feksb eruptions were apprehended.

rate tne cur- PHIA, accompanied by
mother fact,4 Honourable Mr. Ryra
3 our know= _,,Ts Loa. and Lady EL
enemy has int Of past twelve.
a general . Thursday last
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and MICE; &c. &c. The,
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