Star. — 1808-03-08 (London, England)

CHATHAM, MARCH 7. The Pompee was commissioned by George Hope, Esq. Captain ; the Dolphinen Danish brig was commissioned by Captain Harwood. The Stcnce Danish gunboat is got On the slip to be taken a plan of; the Agincourt is put out of commission, and is in dock, fitting for a provision-ship ; the Victory ;s in LongReach, taking in her guns, and will sail the first fair wind ; the Aurora is also expected to sail in a few days. The Inspector sloop is arrived at Chatham, to be fitted out with 14 24-pounders, as a praam, for the defence of the fortress of Gibraltar; the Inflexible is also ordered to be fitted for a powder ship for Halifax.  The Jane, Hart, arrived at Liverpool from Berbiee, sailed on the 20th of December; on the Ist of January spoke the Speculator, from Demerara, for London, with a brig in company. The Eliza, Brown, from St. Domingo, is arrived at Portsmouth. She sailed on the 10th of January, in company with the Diana, (arrived at Liverpool and the Henry, of LiverpooL— They were attached on the 11,11 by three privateers, which they beat off; on the 12th, were attacked by six privateers, which engaged them three different time;. The Henry bore away for Jamaica, being leaky. • The Haabet, IVlonard,. from Plymouth for Charleston, has foundered at sea—crew saved. The Lucina, —, from Philadelphia, Was lost at Cape Trafalgar on the 11th of January. The America, Proctor, from Philadelphia for Rotterdam, and the Sallystun, —, from Beverly, are captured by French privateers, and carried into the TeteL The Barbara cutter, Lieutenant D'Arcy, is captured in the West Indies, by the General Ernouf French privateer, of 14 guns and 117 men, and sent to Cayenne. The Barbara is since refitted, and called the Victor, and has sailed in company with the General Ernouf. Thirty privateers have recently been equipped  at Guadaloupe. The ship Lucy, Forster, with 214 slaves, bound to Antigna,is taken and carried into Guadalupe by the Fripon ; the Lucy bad four men killed and sixteen wounded. Her complement was only 21 men. His Majesty's ship Cerberus arrived at Antigua on the 30th of December, with upwards of 200 British seamen from Guadeloupe, many of whom had endured a long imprisonment, owing to their having been no cartel established in the West Indies until that time.  Extract of a Letter received by the Eliza, Captain 131tovro, arrived at Liverpool, dated " Port-au-Prince, lan. 10, 1908. ,4 We have had another affair here, which bears a strong resemblance to that projected formerly, by Yayou, against the life of our President. On the 7th December, a General, named M'Glonar, who commanded at Jarmel, and who was confederated with Yayou, put himself at the head of his troops, for the avowed purpose of producing an insurrection against this place. The plot being discovered by Petion, he dispatched two of his officers (Bonnet and de Troy) to wait the arrival of the traitors. These officers permitted M'Glonar to enter the town, but remained in full possession of the forts. Whilst he was engaged in endeavouring to gain over the troops from their allegiance, de Troy rode in, and secured M'Glonar. Five pistnl shots were discharged at de Troy without effect, and the rest of the party fled. M'Glonar was sent to prison, who, in a few hours after his confinement, swallowed poilon, with which he had previously supplied himself, and was found dead. Another of his companions, who was taken in his flight, blew out his brains before his pistol could be wrested from his hand." Simmons, the Murderer, was executed yesterday, pursuant to his sentence, at half past 11 o'clock in the forenoon, between Hertford and Ware. He behaved with that air of indifference which (narked his conduct during his trial. He shook hands with three persons who accompanied him to the scaffold, and whispered a few words to the goaler before he was turned off.