Star.
London, England, 1810-02-20 00:00:00

Ileaday eigitons arrived at I'a
Mouth, to convey the sick from the Barracks, who
came from Watchers.
General the Right Hon. Lbrd Cr.attrot,his Pry,
and suite, arrived safe at Jamaica. aft.T a most pt.:
sant passage of 40 days, Prom Co k—his Lordship
was received by the troops with or...ry honour era
respect.
MADRAS, SEPTEMBER 20.
By letters received from the Upper Provinces, we learn, thy
it was the intention of his Excellency the Commander in Chief,
to set out immediately on his return to the Presideqcy. Boa
had been ordered from Cawnpore, and it was, probable that 144
Excellency would quit Meerut early in the ensuing month. Ai
the passage down the river at this seasons( the year is generally
very expeditions, we may reasonably look fur his arrival at Col-
cutta, about the 20th of October.
On Friday evening, his Majesty's 14th Resim ent of Foot, at
present in garrison at Fort William, received orders to hold theta
selves in readiness for immediate embarkation tor the coast of
Coromandel. The 22d Foot were ordered to proceed without
delay from Berhampore to the Presidency, and to hold then--
selves in realness to embark for the same destination. These two
fine regiments me together above 1800 strong. They embark
the 1-....nuumble Company's ships Carnatic, Wahhamstow, Lor.l
Melville, Lady Castlereagh, and Baring. 'The 14th, it is expected,
will be really to embark by the Sd proximo.
Both the battalions of the 24, Regiment of Native Infanirr,
at present stationed in the province of Cuttack. have rl.o received
orders to mart h immediate') on fieid Ravi, e,u 'de' the c
at Colot:el Blair.
Five Native Ccmpanies, from the detachment at Mldnapore,
will proceed to Cuttack.

NA YAL INTELLIGENCE.

FAIMOITTH, FEBRUARY 17. ;
Sailed his Majesty's ship Btossoss, with several vessels to jotri
the fleet a w this port for Spain, Portugal, and the Mediterra.
Bean; his Majery's ship PHEASANT, with a convoy, for Cork ;
the Prit.cess Btizabeth packet for Lisbon, :ad the Princes/ Matt
packet for Cadiz.

PLYMOUTH, FEBRUARY IL
Orders arrived here last evening by express, troat Tows, to set
all the shipwrights and artificers in the dock-yard to work extra
tides, and even on Sundays, in order to fit out all the ships of the
line with every' possible dispatch.—This order is in consequence
of the recent events in. the Spanish Peninsula ; Government hav- •
Ing determined to keep numerous dying squadrons on differ •et
points of the coast of Spain, both to prevent wearers being thrown
in to the enemy, and to supply and support tovuthabautut., as
long as it may be thought advisable.
The TRRICRAIRE, 98, Captain CHASISERLAYNE, sailed last
evening for Cadiz; as did also the SEARLOWIR brig of war, with
Don ARTONIO BOVISANO, for Lisbon. Sailed the SPRIGHTLY
cutter, with convoy to the Eastward. The SRANNOU and I'AI-
GLe frigates are gone out of Hamoaze to the Sound. after a cont-
rive repair and refit —Arrived le Es ea en ix sloop from a cruise;
and the ENTRIPRINANTt cutter, 12 guns, with a messenger and
dispatches, from Constantinople.
roiersmour H, FE 'RUARY M.
Sailed his Majesty's ship CURACuA, with three Eat-Ind/amen
under convoy, fur the Westward; Sat LT cutter, on a cruize.
DEAL, FEBRUARY 10.
Sailed the Northumberland, and Sir Sterheu Lushington, Pass-
Indiamen, for Portsmouth.—Wind W.N.W.
YARMOUTH, FEBRUARY 19.
Arrived yesterday and sailed this morning %r the Note, t'e
AI.ONZR sloop, Captain Lutz* The Dealers frigate Lis Sent
in the Haffnutrg, E. C. Lotto • and the Hermonie, JAN Jot &,
of Pappenburgb, Irons North Bergen, with fish and ail.
HALIFAX, DECi I S.
JORDAN, the pirate, who ran away with the schooner Three
asters, whilst on her voyage from Gaspee, in the lay of Chalcur.
Lower Canada, was executed in November last, pursuant to tie
sentence of a Special CORM of Piracy, held agreeable to Act of
• Parliament fur holding Courts of this nature in his Majesty 'it Pro 4
winces and Colonies. His wife, who was included in the allege-
don, was acquitted. KELL?, the mate, who accompanied in...
DAN in the schooner to Newfoundland, where he ran into the
wooas, and was afterwards taken, is now under sentence of detth
Ow ibe same crime, but bas been recommended to mercy. Se.
verd'AlriefiCan veeeis have lately been sent into this pert for
adjudication, having a certificate of origin on board; this &cum-
stance has occasioned consideralle ferment amongst the 'rankles.
FROM LLOYD'S LIST.
ORAVIISEIRD, FRE. 19.—Arrived the 1. olumbine, HE, fru*
1 Nova Scotia.— Sailed the Ostell, Hay, for India; Devonshire,
Pike, for NtwtoUndland ; and the Wentworth, Watts, for
Berbice.
The Planter, Davies, from Virginia, is taken and carried into
the TexeL
The flnion, of Shields, Parke. is sunk near Lynn Roads.—
Crew saved.
Ile Heron, Clark, from Wilmington to Cadiz, has been taken,
re-taken, and arrived at Cowes.
The Heroine, Grey, from Halifalt to London, was captured
by the Dame Erneuf, French privateer, which privateer had pre-
viously captured the Friends, of Teignmouth, which ship has once
arrived at Plymouth, having been given up by the captors.
The Caroline, —, from Lomita to Gottenburgh,*as last on 1
the 24th of December. •
The Anna, Williams, from KULA; to Liverpool, was totally
lost OD the sth instant.
The Enigheien, --, front Hull to Liverpool, is bilged on
Lochmaday.
The Powhaten, from Virginia • the Triton, Hendersen ; and
Savage, Pare!, from New York, have been detained and sent into
Bermuda by the Halifax and Emulation sloops of war.
The ,Ariel Nilson, from liverpod to adissnaa,be‘been taker
retaken, and arrived at Antigua.
The Moniteur mentions the fob:owing captures :
The Fortune, measuring 260 tons' sad with a era, of tit mat v
the Lusitania, of 250 torn, and with a crew of 16 mat; and the
Creole, of 200 tons, and a crew of te mass all English ves-
sels, laden with colonial produce, and booed for Englzod, have
been captured on the coast of Ireland by his Majesty's brig Geni r,
under the command of Lieutenant Degrave. The same brig has
captured the Haddock armed schooner, Lieutenant Ed./Ards, with
dispatches front the Government of Jamaica, ter Loudon. That
schooner, elm ROHN chests of silver had beets Wien out of her,
was burned.

FEBIWARr 14.

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Monday last, having been fixed by the 14;g1t She-
rif& for the election of a Representative for this city.
the Right Hon. Colonel CHARLES VIIIEKER, our late
Member, was proposed by THOMAS MAINS/ILL) Esq. ,
banker, and seconded by Sir RICHARD HMtra—when
Colonel VEREKER was declared duly elected ; and
yesterday he set out to attend his duty in Parliament.
Friday last the Right Hon. W. W. Pots, was re-
elected Member in Parliament, for the Queen's County,
and on Sunday morning he sailed from Dublin to
London
We have just learned, that a house with a quan-
tity of turf, belonging to WILLIAM Germirrr, Esq.
on thelands of Derreen, near Castle Connell, was last
night maliciously set on fire, and consumed.
Between three and four o'clock on Wednesday
evening, a numerous body of White-boys, most of
them mounted, surrounded the house at Mount Via-
lure, the farm of Mr. •Lzwts BARBAZ, half a mi'e
distant from Ardfert, County of Kerry, and searched
it for arms, when they took a gun, the property of
Mr Enwaso HARTY, his son-in-law.
Saturday last, WILIAAM MoItHISIC was murdered
near Lowe's Green, County of Tipperary, by two
men named Bryan, with whom he had a trilling dis-
pute - a verdict of Wilful Murder: is returned by a
Coroner's Inquest against them, v. h.) have abscondiki•

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