Star. — 1811-08-19 (London, England)

CLARKE. The crowd around her now increased tenfold ; and it was with difficulty she broke the ring and regained her carriage. The Lady resides in Pall-Mall, and is the mother of beautiful women, some of them as old as Mrs.  The Brilliant cartel, which arrived at Ports Mouth on Tuesday, from Morlaix, brought over Captain GRAVES, who commanded a cartel, with prisoners, from the Isle of France, and Mrs. Roma, whose husband is a detenu at Montpelier. The Brilliant sailed again on Friday, for Morlaix, with several Aliens.  The Arrow schooner, of 12 guns, which is arrived at Plymouth, from a cruize off l'lsle de Bass, engaged and sunk a lugger, and ran up alongside an 18. gun brig, and after a smart action, behaving in the most gallant manner, drove her on shore. The batteries opened on the Arrow, killed one man, wounded another very badly, with the loss of a leg and an arm ; the Commander, Lieut. KNIGHT, also wounded.  SirCHARLESCOTTON, whose arrival from the Mediterranean in the San Josef we lately mentioned, had a remarkably quick passage from off Toulon, having left Sir EDWARD PELLEW on the 18th ult. cruizing off Cape Sicil with the following ships—Caledonia (flag ship), Hibernia, Ville de Paris, Royal Sovereign, Temeraire (Admiral Picxstortz), York, Magnificent, Achille, Leviathan, Kent, Bombay, Sultan, Implacable, Conqueror, Repulse, Rodney (of the line), Apollo, and Franchise. The five last-mentioned ships composed the in-Fbore squadron. The Ajax, Resis. tance, and Unite left the fleet on the 22d of June, to cruize off Corsica. On the 11th ult. there were strong westerly gales, and the fleet was employed clearing ten transports of provisions, cattle, and water to lee. ward of Toulon (for they could not keep to windward with the transports in tow), of which the enemy tonk advantage, and stood out four or five miles off the land, but ran in again before dusk. The San Josef arrived off Minorca on the 19th, where were lying the Centaur, Admiral FREES4ANTLE Warspite, Cambrian, Volontaire, Rainbow, and Guadaloupe. The Warspite was to sail on the !2d to join the fleet off Toulon. On the 21st the San Josef saw the Milford. Sir RICHARD KEATS, off Majorca, going off Toulon. On the 24th she passed the Belle Poole, Leonidas, and convoy, bound to England ; arrived at G.braltar on the 26th, and left there the same day the Regulus• Just arrived with a convoy from Minorca, Spider and Basilisk. On the 28th spake the Dotterel, bound to Newfoundland with a convoy from Lisbon. Early in the year 1806, the ship Essex, Capt. ORN?, belonging to Salem, while in the Red Sea, was surprised by a pirate, her crew murdered, and the ship robbed. The name of the pirate who committed this atrocious act is Syed Mahomet Ay Keil. One of the crew of the Essex only was saved, and that was a boy 13 years of age, who, as late as the year 1810, was known to be in a state of servitude to the pirate. At that time an American gentleman, supercargo of a valuable ship, being at Mocha, and collecting the particulars of this atrocious deed, from the most patriotic and humane motives, endeavoured not only to obtain the release of the captive boy, but also to recover from the pirate the property he had plunda•red. In this henourable pursuit he was mostactively assisted by Cal t HENRY RL'DLAND, Agent of the Ea st.lndia Company at Mocha. Such measures had been adopted as to warrantan expectation that the unfortunate boy would soon be released from his odious captivity, and that in all probability much of the property taken from the Essex would be recovered.