Star.
London, England, 1810-11-02 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCS.

EFFECT OP THE FRENCH PRIVATEERS IN THZ
CHANNEL. - •
Several vessels, particuliirs nut known, are captured
and carried into St. Valery.
The Peter, of sooons, liden with brazil-wood, &c.
is taken and carried into Gr.ivel;nes.
The Liberty, ---, from Ireland, is taken and car-
ried into Calais.

The.Jantes, from London to Lisbon, is taken ani
carried into Cherbourg►.
The Betsey, Rome', from Philadelphia ; George,
from Quebec for Imodon ; Draper, Roar.itT,
from Guernsey fur ditto ; Atalanta, 13uretqa, from
Gibraltar to ditto; aril the Nimble, Lntvs, 'Aden
With wine, &c. from ()putt° to all. cap-
tured and carried into Dieppe.
tALMOU Cli, OCI'ODFR 30.
Arrived the Dispatch Packet, PE stisob, frm
Windward islands, in (29 days t brings no news.—
Sailed the 'lisp cutter, on a cruise,

PLYN:011111. OCTOBER 31.
No arrivals this ciar.—Sailed the Fancy hirecl
get-
ter for Rochaforz.—Wcot out of harbout to ale,
Sound, the PIE!16:It gun-brig.—The FreAds brig,
brought in ycsterdAy 1y the OttEiTES. is a fine•gout
vessels she cArrid seven men more than the Orestes,
and in the first insta:;ce bore down and fired it thy
Orestes ; but, riceivitlg 11,..r mistake, she attemptesl
to sheer off.—No accotod has yet been received whe-
ther any of the privateers which got among and cap-
tured many of the Quebec convoy, off the-Uzi:pi, On
Wednesday and Thursday last, have been taken: se-
veral more of the straggling timber-ships have inc
arrived here; but es yet I have heard nothing of the
GAASSUOPPER sloop.

• PORTSMOUTH, NOVEMBER*I.
Arrived his Majesty's ship BaLLettoetsox, from the
Downs. Sailed the DAPPEK.MI4.I Mut.t.sron &cruizc,
SHEERNESS, NOVEMBER t.
Arrived his Majesty's ship GOROON the MTH:
MIA, from the Downs; the GRAWKOPPaR has also
arrived and sailed for the River, withthe ATresuriva
sloop. The Mobtatduro has sailed for the Downs,
and the Sr. ALBVeI is g ne from Biackstakes to the
Great Nore.—Arrived the Lubeck galliot East Lea,
BARCK, and has sailed after the Gottenburgh convoy;
Five, P.M.—The Pa ppenburgh ship Potsdam, F.
KEMPEs, has jiist arrived from Ortega, with a cargo
of dools.—Wind N.:
YARMOUTH, NOVEMBER I.
Arrived this morning the 'l.-.vaa• frigate, 32 runs,
the Hon. Genies POULZTT, from a critize off the
Texel ; and the Drums. sloop„ Captain Mousstialt;
from a cruize off Flushing ; and the HAwita Revenue
cutter, Captain DEANE, from a cruize : in passing
through the Swin they took up 200 halves, which
were landed here, and deposited in the Custom Hos*
warehouse. • Remain is the Roads, with the als4vele
the ships as yesterday. Wind N. W.

COVENT-GARDEN Tll RAMC.•
the First Part of Henry the '
last night, afforded to I.ir.
of displaying his great theatrical
of the Haspur.of the North.
der a severe cold, he revealed
The tone of voice, and the
which accompanied the deli:
to steal to the bedgide of the
our," in his ear, and to teach
name, and give it to Henry, _
' man's interests, was truly excellent
described his meeting " with
linzbrcie," not,being able to
place, Mr. Kemsta veriy
text of SHAKSPEARE.
respectably represented, on
cErr ; but that gentleman
lion of the part as Mr. COOS.
FAWCETT, lakle was mot;
whilst he at the same time w,
gait and delivery that charat
of Mr. Cootie. • The tulle'
FAWCETT pronounced his
questions respecting honour, ,
for in those replies he ought
appearance of quizzing himself
:leis so &from ; he is 66
the cause of wit in others.
FAvvccrr, 7tfter the falsehood
the rencontre ha(
most successful part of his
did not stick very close to
looked upon the ground
Do you think I did not
true accent, of cunning, aura'
looked the character well,
The Prince was ably supported

DUBLIN, OCTOBER 28.—.
Grand Jury founcl.4 tote bill I._
against the Countess of Annesley
to take place to-morrow.—A •
etFect has this day been circulated : -
Earl Annesley, about lt yews of age, left the Posa•OSce
terday evening, b..twten the begin of six and seeeia o'ck.ck,
pertain havi ca 11.4 for him under a false pretence, and has trot
since 'seen heard of.
MAIRK.LA N -AL—l:rm. day there ar • further fresh arrivals pi
WheAt, which makes a tinddling supplyl and last prices anti
reaaily obtained.. Barleyin good supply, ;t the late reduction.
Malt and ‘VhEie Peas kee:i their prices. teatts of tat two limb
arc cheaver. New ins. to Oh.; Old as under. There /is
tolerable .uppli-s of Oats. prices 603111 at our lax coarenci.
Flour remains at the fat,: quotation.
GL.NSEAL A$ ONDEM.
I.V he3t, 854. Oes. &ails; 475. 545. •
Fine di:to, 11.10 s. 31 il. Tttik tilt tn, 44% 500.04 •
Rye, (new) 301. 445. 040. if,l4. ?Ts. '
BArley, E Is. 464. • Pollux) dicta. 3:s. 33.. 44.
MtM, 7:;s. s2s. l'oimost 4ltti., 400 AL
White l'e+s (Hellas) beg. 745. sAfe Sall 4,3 4cn..
rine Flour, 564 to 025.-4e•ueals-Ws. ps.llss.

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TRE.—The performance of
the Fourth, at this Theatre,
ir. K ESIBLE An opportunity
heatrical powers in the part
th. Though labouring un.
ealed his usual excellence..-
the very expressive manner
kli very of his determination
the King, and call " Medn
teach a starling to repeat the
ury, rather than forego that
y excellent ; and where he
with the King of Smiles, Bei-
to recollect the name of this
successfully improved on the
he facetious Fahtaif was very
on the whole, by Mr. FAw.
In had not so clear a coneep.
:cotta. In the hands of Mr.
note of a buffoon than a.wit,
ie was deficient in that ease of_
haracterised the performan4..
Jilt*. of voice in which
his own answers to ,his owil7
>ur, was tuber exceptionable;
ought not to have had the
himself. SIMILSPF.AIitIieS ref.
" not only witty himself, but
rs." The demeanour of Mr.
Isehoo.l of his tale respecting
had been exposed, was the
bis performance, though ho
to his text. After he had
nd some time, he said,—
not know you," with the
awakened by redection. He
11, and was much applapdel
upported by Mr. C. Kesists
i.—This day the Z...'ommissios
bill upon a charge of bigamy.
; the trial is expected
r.—A notice to the foilowjug
circulated :