Star.
London, England, 1808-09-20 00:00:00

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

Ganveseiso, Sum, IL—Sailed the Logan, M'Connell, SFr
Belfast; Amy, Oats, for Lisbon; and Speculation, Hughes, for
Rio Janeiro.

An order has been issued to the Dock Yards, not
to ship any more stores for ships of Ist and 2d rates
in the Mediterranean.
The Panics WILLIAM armed ship is appointed-con-
voy to the Baltic, and will sail from the Humber as
soon as the wind beomes favourable.

The brig Nancy, from Norfolk, on the Ist of May
fell in with the wreck of the schooner Lovely Lucy,
in lat. 33. Long. 76. from which they took up Mt:-
CHALMERS, the owner, and eight seamen. Mr. C.
states, that he was bound from Baltimore to Savan-
nah, and was captured on the 22d April by the French
schooner Superior, and a prize master and crew put
on board. Shortly after they had taken possession
the vessel became a wreck : most of the Frenchmen
were lost very early, but the Americans preserved
their lives by subsisting on the dead bodies of their
fellow creatures. The Captain of the Superior in-
formed Mr. CHALMERS, that he had captured an Eng-
lish Guineaman, of 12 guns, a brig from Jamaica, and
a sloop from Trinidad ; and that he was bound to
Philadelphia, under the order of General- FBRRAND
for cash, on account of the French Government.
A few days ago the Emerald, CRIGHTOII9 from Lon-
don to Newfoundland, passed through the Needles
with a heavy gale at S. W. When she came off Port-
land Roads, her starboard quarter struck against a
sunken rock. It was then attempted to wear ship,
but in the attempt her larboard bow struck against
another rock. The surf ran uncommonly heavy.—
The pinnace was washed away from her lashings on
the booms, and before any of the crew could get into
her, to save themselves, she was stove to pieces against
the ship's side. Both pumps were constantly em-
ployed at work, but the leak gained on them from
' four till ten feet water in the main hold. Eight of
the men then got into the Jolly boat, and with diffi-
culty reached the shore, which was then about half a
mile distant from the ship. A lad of the name of
Walwyn, who could swim well, very humanely and
ingeniously tied a shirt by the sleeves round his body
over his clothes ; he made another lad who could not
swim, jump into the sea, and lay hold of his shirt
tail, and so towed him fairly in shore, an example well
worthy of imitation. The Captain, his son, and 14
others, were lost in the wreck.

The cargo of the Chiswick, Cullan, front Liverpool for Hayti,
wrecked near Aux Cares, is saved by the Diamond, and carried
into Jamaica.

The sloop Swift, from Gibraltar for London, has been captur-
ed, recaptured, and carried into Portsmouth.
The brig Collingwood, Captain Osborn, frees Dominica, was
run foul of at sea by a ship, name mammon, which carried away
both masts and swept every thing clear with the deck. The ship
then run foul of the Nisniod sloop of war, and it is much to be
feared that both foundered, as they were not seen afterwards by
the Collingwood.
The Cygnet, Ball, from Jamaica for London, is lost on the
Oiled Camaynes; pan of the cargo saved.
The Daphne, of and for Charleston from Africa, put into Car
ease, in distress, where site was seized by the French, and con-
damned.

The Florenza, Matson, from Gottenburgh for Dublin, vras cap-
tured on the 9th of June, by a Danish privateer, and carried into
Norwaf.

The Ranger, Henderson; Argo, —; sad a Beet from Ports.
mouth, are arrived at Gibraltar.

The Carron, Leekie, from Palermo fpr Malta, Is captured.
The Lydia, WHITTLE; and Lord Cranston, GIBSON ire asrived- at Liverpool; they sailed from St. Kitt's on the Bth of
August; on the 9d instant, in long. 23. 30. spoke the Wentworh,
Sawa?' from Liverpool, for Charleston; on the 20th of August,
sptece the Hibernia, Ftsotar, from Liverpool, for Charleston ;
in long. 42. spoke the Mends, from Quebec, fir London;
and in long. 32. 29. spoke the Sally, —, from Quebec, for
Chatham.

The Princess of Wales Is arrived at Liverpool from Rio Jan.
iro ; she sailed on the sth of July, ender convoy of the Marl-
borough and Fondroyant, to a certain latitude; the Pheitskr. for
Liverpool, parted the same night ; on the 20th of Auguit, In lat.
30. 22. long. SO. spoke the Francisco de Paull, from St. Salve.
done, foraibraltar ; and on the 12th, spoke the Carleton, CLINT,
from St. Michael's, for Jamaica, out 12 days.
NAVAL APPOCNTAlzwrs.—Captain Maude to the intrepid, vice
Worseley, indisposed; Capt. Woolcombe, of the Hippomenes, to
the Belleisle ; `apt. Watt, to the Julia; Capt. Napier, to the Re-
cruit ; Capt. Scobell, to the St. Christopher, vice Taneock, indis-
posed ; Capt. Patterson, to the Hawke; Capt. Spear to the Goreet
(late Favoarite) ; Hon. Capt. Crofton to the Fawn; Capt. Joyce,
to the Redpole ; Capt. Martin White to the Vulture; Capt. Rush.
worth If promoted to a Pest Captain, and aopoi t,d to the Cap.
tab ; Lieut. Butt is promoted to a