Star.
London, England, 1807-12-03 00:00:00

YOUGHAL, NOV. 23.

During the gale of yeflerday, about meridian, the
Rip Mervin, Btilinl, bound from thence to
tork,ql) kin convoy for Surinam, with bricks and
lime on hoard, was driven athore near the weflern
pint of this harbour, the Pea running tremendoufly
high. The mailer and crew are all raved, except one
man, who unfortunately perifhed in attempting to
~r athore, with two others in the boat ; fhe was
fwamptd, and the furvivors happily efcaped, owing
the exertions of Capt. Davin Rocire, Of this port,
f*Mrs BurrfßrlFl.n, mariner, at the rifk of
their own lives, and larded, to the great fatisfaftion
of a moltittrde of fpdlatrrs.—A military guard has
been Ilationed ti prevent depredations being tom-
in;.ted on the vsiri, and as the lies at prefent nn
cirrit ground, it is expaled, if the weather mode.
rates, (he may be got off without much damage.

FROVI LLOYD'S LIST.
GR AVE/1010. Dri.ENll'a 2. —Paired by the Genrge,Thomas.
from Copenhagen ; Reward Hughes, from I ; an,i Dhlphith
Spenrcr, frmn Memel. Sailed the l.otd ()Win. Williama, for;
Mad, ira ; Prince George, Pizzy, Cot Antigua; St. Mary, Lowry
and the Trafalgar, Fergufon, for Jamaica.
ARRIVED.
OR Dover. the Factor, De Peyton from Neu? York—.At Li
verpool, Dryade, Bacon, from Wifeafllott ; Difpatch, Holland,
front S ivactia ; joreph. Rea, from Portland : Indullry, Small,
//PP'. New!tittndlaud ; Felicity, from Lifbon ; Ringmere, Prowfc,
ova Tx Abby, from Oporto, 'I he tutu- parted from five fail
,ff Cap:: Chor—At M'hitehaven. Fame. al combs, from Virginia
—O Faltnta:th IMAI/3, Noble, from Bolton—At Poole, Swan,
Warren, from Newfourdland—A • Cork. R,covery, Ilford ; and
the Lively, Winiinfon. from Newf„undland ; Sufanrah,
from litla,n : and the Henry and Flizabeth, from London
—At New York, Rover, Willem. from DoMin—At Savanrah,
Betfty, Stocks from Liverpool—At New °dean!. Eliza. Jaye...,
from Liverpool—At Bermuda, Harmony, -- from London.
The Nancy, Chapman, from Cork for Gottenburgh, was loft
m the toth MR. near Dungarvon.
The Calli Tr, _---, from Jamaica ; Coke, from Hull for
London ; Hawke, —, with coals for London; Three Brothers
traafpnrt, of Newcallie ; Oak, Hogg ; and Nelfon, Adams, o
Sunderland, are on lhore near Yarmouth
it is with much pleafilie we (late, that Captain
RAirtirii, of the CAitousE frigate, whole brave c'n.
duct at Batavia we nr.ticed in a formv Paper, arrived
in Match WI at Madras, with ain which he cap-
tured in the Straits of St. Bernadine, near Manilla,
after conliderable refinance. The CAROLINE had
ftmen men wounded, ore of whom has fince died.—
The prize is cltirrated at upwards of a million of
dolhts.

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ADMIRALTY COURT, DOCTOR'S COMMONS.
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 2.
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The Lord Keith. Baird wafter—Chia was xqueftion of fey-
age. It appeared that this vefTel. on the 7th of December lalt,
was dircovered by the brig Nancy. of Dover, pear the Dudgec.n,
about 3: miles from the Rivcr Humber, a mrre wreck, where•
upon (be immediately bore down, and found her to be a Boo?,
with her malt. howflarlt, and every thing above the deck carried
away, her ftarboard how entirely Rove in, and* the veffcl full of
water, and completely water logged, without any perfon cr living
animal on board. That after cutting away the broken mails.
booms, fails, and other materials, the falvors took her in tow, and
about day-light the next morning reached the River Humber, and
brought the wreck to anchor in fix fathoms water. It w4a con-
tended on behalf of the falvors, that this wreck mull be &lade•
red as a complete derelidt, in which cafe the ancient. pradlice of
the Court bad been to allow to the perfons difetivering the fame, a
moiety of the value of the property preferved. On the part of the
owners of the wreck it was cautended, that the falvors had eon •
dotted themfelves very improperly, in afterwards plundering the
fhip, and helping thenifclves to whatever they liked and appro-
priating it to their own ufe. The Court were of opinion there had
been grofs mifeondJd on the part of the falvors, and pronounced
no falvage to be due to them, but allowed 401. to the owners of
the brig Nancy, and their taxed colts.
The Court afterwards proceeded to condemn in the Prize Court,
a great number of Dana Ihips and cargoes, fume of which were
condemned to the Crown, and others to the captors.