Star.
London, England, 1812-11-13 00:00:00

FALMOUTH, NOVEMBER 10,

Arrived his Majesty's ship SARACEN to take the 1,
ships assembled here tor Gibraltar, Malta, and other
ports of the Mediterranean. The convoy from which
the, SAR ACEN parted, passed down Channel this mar-1
ning with the wind at S.E. Arrived his Majesty's
ship CASTILIAN, from a cruize. The Nymph packet,
for the West Indies, has gone into the Roads. Also
arrived the Prussian gaUtot Union, with a cargo of,
oil, prunes, &c. from Bourdeaus for London ;—left
eight days since. The Master states, that in lieu of
sending reinforcements to Spain, the French are with-
drawing their troops. Two Americans (brig and'
schooner) vessels sailed front Bourdeaux the day be-
fore, with cargoes of wines, brandy, &c. for Ame-
rica. Several squadrons were expected to sail from
France for America. Two privateers were fitting
out at Bourdeaux, to be manned by Americans, to
sail under American colours. Also arrived the sloop
Two Brothers, Captain MYRTLE, from Cardiff, with
iron, for Southampton—very leaky, and will be
obliged to discharge.

,fican Cork to the different parts of the world wilt
which the commerce of the above-mentioned pont
may be concerned. Their Lordships, theseyoir
suggest the expediency of an early conarnunicat4l
amongst the trade on this subject; and trust that ass
Merchants, considering the pressing exigencies of tht
public naval service, will endeavour (whether thei
'shall desire to fiz the convoys at elated firer, °Toe
the assemblage of a given funnier of vessels) to limit
their demands as much as possible, and enable theit
Lordships to economise, in as great a degree as mai
be consistent with an adequate protection of the te&ds,
the naval means of the country.
The following letter from on board the Done,.
just arrived from the Baltic, gives us reason tout
the immediate approach of the Russian fleet:
Daptiee,Nevetaber t.
" I suppose you will in a few days have the Rtig.
Ilan fleet in a British port. It consists of 21 sail of
the line, besides a great many beautiful frigates and
smaller vessels. We have been at Riga, which is
uncommonly strong and well fortified. The inhabs,
tants are very much attached to the English, and raid
us great :tampion. Every body is in high spite
and confident of defeating all the attempts 414 the
French may make."
EXTRACT OF A LETT/M FROM HIS MAJESile4lipuit.
MOORE, OFF OCIERESEY, NOV; 6,
g, There is a great number of privateers ready rot
sea in the French ports. We lately deiced a large
one for 21 hours; but he escaped in a calm by get.
Ong out his sweeps. The privateers are OP a lutes
scale than usual, appear to carry from Ulm 20 guns,
and have from 120 to ISO men, and sail extremely
' well. We were out in all the late tremendous gal%
but got off without injury."
The Violet, JEPSON, from Yarmouth to Guts.
borough, is totally lost.
A. British ship of 425 tons, 14 guns, and 25 men,
with a cargo of 449 hogsheads and 40 tierces of sngsr,
140 puncheons of rum, TO tons of coffee, and 60 tees
opt logwood, arrived at Portsmouth (A.) Septenstes
10th, prize to the Revenge privateer of that port. •
The brig San Gabriel, MARTIN, from Porto Riots
arrived at Baltimore, September IV, having had nearly
all-her cargo taken out by his Majesty's ship Bale
VIDERA.

The schooner Hiram, from Palermo, is arrived at
Baltimore, having been captured by his Majesty's
ship BELVLDERA, which, after taking out the whole at
her cargo, suffered her to proceed.
The sloop Philadelphia, from Richmond,
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corn, was captured by a British cruizer, recapture:l
by the Saratoga privatecr, and arrived at New Yost
September 17th.

There will be no further British convoy.from %try
this season, the ships of war there having positive or.
ders not to issue any instructions to any vessel.
The convoys will sail from Goteenburgh for Eng.
land as long as the weather continues open, A fleet
of about 46 vessels sailed from the former piaci about
the 4th ult. for the Baltic, but had not got throssb
the Belt the latter end of last month,
The Lady Augusta, Captain Mum, from Peen
pool to Sligo, sailed from Liverpool oh the 91 of
October—nothing heard of her since, except slut
contained in the Isle of Man Gazette, stating, aka;
belonging to the ship, with -4 dead sailor in it, la&
been washed on shore there.

• The Earl of GALLOWAY is expected in sows is
few days, from Galloway-House, in Siodatoh
Major-General the Honourable W. LUMLZT has
been appointed Colonel of the Royal West-India
Rangers.
Sunday evining last, between the hours of six ao4
eight o'clock, whilst all the fainily were at citapel,tha

house of Mr. J. EVANS, of the tiorongh
was entered entered by means of picklock Jteysi 61016111111
of the sideboard and cellaret opened
means, and eight silver table spoons, two va=
12 desert spoons, a set of silver castors, a wm
' several other articles, were taken away. On the

and _ _
return of the servants, the doors were &Ind gm, and
the picklock keys remaining in them,
The fire in Newgate-street, to which we alluded
our last, broke out in a large modern-Wu& house, the
lower part of which was divided into two sbopsf
one of theft was occupied in the, fancy.triounins line
by Mr. Wright, and the other by• Mr. Smith, a tap
for. The tire broke out in the rear of the growl&
floor, but in the part occupied by which of tbs two
could not be ascertained. ProysdentiatlY, there val
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