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

plaeea of fitetp—rneet of them are already
and, owing to the great exertions made
Admiral, Sir R. KEATS, the remainder
for ma this evening ; I expect they will
England we furnish an officer and 60
in working them

44 We have no amusements here. The
and operas art all stopped on account
Trade is rather active, considering the
war. Provisions are plentiful, and water
at present in abundance, just without
the monasteries are converted into magazines,
are well-stored with American flour and
duce : therefore, while we have the -
and keep the port open, no apprehension
tertained of a want of provisions.
64 The Cortes are to assemble on the
is a day of great expected moment for
MSS of the people do not like the Regency
so close in their proceedings, that they
pect treachery."

Government have, at the
WELLiNGTON, determined on sending out
a considerable supply of gold medals,
of being presented to such Officers a,
or may hereafter, particularly distinguish
by their good conduct before the enem-
Portugal;

We understand that it is the intention ,
ment to grant an allowance of five shillings
on application being made for the same,
cers that were sent home from
_ _

charge of, sick soldiers, which allowance
tend from the day the Officers left their
until that of rejoining them. Thi
is given in consideration of the Officers
deprived of the benefit of a regiment
other extra expenses to which they were ,
exposed, during the period they were employed
duty above mentioned.

The Lords of the Admiralty, and Commissioners
the Navy, have made a strict survey of
ordinary at the different ports. They fins
ford, and ordered fifteen ships to be
Warrant Officers that are old, disabled, ,
.wise unfit for sea service, are to be invalided ; the
others, with their wives and families, have a ship
allotted them to live in, till vacancies fall out.
The Morning Star cartel has arrived at Plymouth,
from Morlaix, with British prisoners. A Mrs. At:
!ARSON and her two children came over in her. Mn.s
A. hpd been six years detained in France. The
Active cartel was lying at Morlaix when the More.
ing Star sailed, for the purpose of bringing dispatches
from Mr. /vitKanzie. The Union cartel saikd from
Plymouth on Friday, for Morlaix, with an Americas
Gentleman, &urged with dispatches from Mr. Pim.
NET to the American Minister in Paris.

The dispatches from Mr. Macao/am received by
this conveyance announce that so lace as Tuesday 10
Mr. MACKENZIE had received no answer to the r6i,
• of our Government, which was forwarded c
Paris three weeks before. We understand he ha
sent home for instructions, and has detained the abaft
cartel for the purpose of bringing over any comm.
liCatiort he might receive previously to their arrival.

Letters from Buenos Ayres of the 12th June, state,
that great commercial facilities were expected in can.
sequence of the recent revolution. The duties on cx•
pals from that settlement had been reduced fifty pa
cent. but no alteration in those on imports had Like
_ _ _

Letters received on Saturday from Teneriffe, state,
that 2,000 French prisoners had been landed at Net
Oratava from Cadiz, within the last six weeks.

Saturday morning, the PENELOPE frigate, Captain
DICK, arrived at Portsmouth
from the Halifax Sta.
tion, in 27 days. She does not bring any important
news. The affairs between this country and Ame.
rica were considered as most amicably arranged.—
Sir Rims Wannes expects shortly to be relieved.—
The garrison under Sir GEORGE Pitevorr was very
healthy. Major General Howson, Governor of tier-
Much, and suite came home in the PEXILLOPE. The
following ships were lying at Halifax, when the Ps.
NELOPE sailed :--Gusnatzus, MELAMPM (and her
valuable prize from the Isle of France). CLEoptreA,
EoLos, HALU/AK, EMULOUS, LITTLE BELT, SI;RISAM,
le BERNAIs (lately commissioned) Mast, and SRC&
ROCK. The Snassaocx had just captured a very ea•
luable ship, from the Cape of Good Hope, bound to
Rouen, laden with saltpetre. The DRlvia -and ATA.
&ARTA sailed on a cruize on the Sd ult. The Dili-
gents store-ship, which sailed from Halifax with the
PENELOPE, put into Plymouth.

Accounts were received on Saturday from Guada•
loupe, dated the 28th of July, at which time a violent
gale prevailed, and it was apprehended many ve.,els
would be driven on shore off Point-a-Pere, Ind
amongs others the St. Andrew, the Elizabeth, and
the Sibella, of London.
An epidemic fever, supposed to be occasioned by an
unusually long want of lain, lately occasioned gri at
mortification at the Isleof May ( nne of the Cape de Veld
Islands) The island contained about 800 inhabitants,
and it is apprehended that more than a fourth part pe•
rished. When Captain Clams*, of the Hero, totieted
there some weeks since, one of the inhabitants tnl,t Lira
he had lost nine sans within a tew d.tys. No rain t.ad
fallen in the Isle of May for four years, and tbo hest
during the present summer has been unusually gre..•.

Three persons who were passengers in tr.e ship
Margaret, of Salem, which was stated some tints
since to have upset at sea, were picked up by an Amc
rican, and landed at Boston. They had been in the hi it
thirty-seven days, after having remained by the wreck
seventeen ; and seeing 19 of their compaeions pets!'
through want of food. At the moment of their
deliverance they had been five days without the ka't
subsistence; and two of their companions expired is
the act of removal.

It has been observed by an Author of some.cele-
brity, that ,4 Chance has more to do in the aff,ors of
this world, than the vanity and sell-sufficiency of
mankind are willing to allow." Of this many per-
sons will .00n be satisfactorily convinced, by the
drawinz of the present Lottery, which contains more
of the highest Class of Capitals than any Lotter! °f
so few Tickets was ever ksow so 4

already gene; •
lade by our new
der will be rendr
will proceed kir •
60 men toad
The bull-fighi
runt of the sieg
the state of fft
1
water to be
at the lines. A,
tagazines,
and other prs,
command at so,
lion need be
the 15th, which •
for Spain. Tie
egency ; they ate
ey naturally sus
endation of Loi
out immediately
for the purpose
as have already,
gnish themselves
;my in Spain e
ntion of Germ,
billings per den
ame, to all O(.
Walcheren,
owance is to et.
t their regiments,
• This allowance
cers having bees
=nal Mess, and
were unavoidably
employed on the
Commissioners of
of all the ships
finished at Dept.
se sold. All the
tbled, and other.
e invalided ; the
lies, have a ship
s fall out.
red at Plymouth,
re. A Mrs. At:
Dyer in her. Mn.
in France. The
when the More.
Pinging dispatches
cartel sailed from
vith an American
; from Mr. Pixel.
trig.
Mites received by
:e as Tuesday lan
answer to the siti•
was forwarded to
rideritand he ha
etained the above
wer any comma.
to their arrival.
e 12th June, state,
in can.
T
reduced fifty pet
mports had take
n Tenerife, state,
en landed at Pon
I SIX weeks.
ehx dutiescte on cr. d
frigate, Captain
the Halifax s:a.
ag any important
suntry and Ame•
ably arranged.—
to be relieved.--
REVOTT was very
Governor of Ber•
PENELOPE. The
ax, when the Pr'
MOE% (and her
ice). CLE,OP VIR At
BELT, SUKISAM'
;EPASf, and SIIA
,pcured a very ra•
Hope, bound to
hi via •and A TA'
d alt. The DI"
Halifax with We