Star.
London, England, 1807-12-25 00:00:00

DEAL, DEC. 24.

Arrived the PAND3RA iioop of war, and TIGRESS
gun brig, and remain with the (hips as per Init.—
Wind S. %"

SHEERNESS, DEC. 24.

This morning his Majelly's !hips KITE and FAL
CON failed from the N. re, with the convoy b,und to
Gottenburgh, condliing of the following named
6wedilh Ihips :

Albcrtina Margaretha, Snaedru, with (alt.
Fri.derica, Netgnu, with fall.
Enightten, Johtfon, with ditto.
Atlas, ticidt, with ditto.
Flora, lutdberg. with ditto.
Induftry, FenloA', with ditto.
Guftave Adolphe, Dallltrom, with ditto ; and the
frehtten, Bartund, in ballatt.

So I; ton as a fufficient number of flips are again
collected at the Nore, it is, we undetfland, in con•
ternpl4ii.m to afford another convoy ; but as the
Chips will probably be rnoilly under the Swedifli flag,
trey will not venture toga further than Gottenburg.
The Ct:TtS brig, Capt. G. SNAITHIS, that came in
ere a few days ago with a cargo of coals, having
fullainecl confLierable damage, is unladen, and Kiil
be put on blocks to repair without lois of time, fo as
t) enable the mailer to proced to Shields.

TRURO, DECEMBER H.

We continue to receive the molt diareffing ac-
counts of the effects of the late forms, in which the
e•ritsoty from Falmouth to Wales, &c. under the
tic.:ni of the Morrition, were peculiarly unfortunate.
l his convoy amounted to near fifty fail, about a
fortnight ago, when they fief left Falmouth. Having
made two attempts, in vain, to get round the Land's
End, the Morritton put back to Falmouth, but with
her charge each time reduced in number, by Come of
the vac's punting on without her, others being
blown off to the weflword, Come putting into the
%seam ports, and Come 1011, as mentioned in our
latl. The remnant of this convoy, now reduced to
le's than twelve, failed again from Falmouth on
Wednefday, with a fair wind, which has continued
ever fince. The fallowing particulars of Come of
thole which were difperfed, we believe, will be found
corral :
The brig John, Treluddra mailer, has returned to
this part, with fume damage. She law no leis than 7
French privateers, but happily efcaped them all, by
the appearance of our own cruisers, and other fortu-
nate accidents. This faft warrants the airy, eliention
that fume of thole fill miffing have been captured.
The loop Sitters, of Fowey, for Swanfea, was
fpoke a few days ago, ab.tut 4o leagues st ell of Scilly,
by the !hip Three Sitters, Irilh, front florae Video,
arrived at Falmouth. The flt,op had 101 l her reckon-
ing.—The Harriet arid Ann, Wilkins mailer, with
copper ore for Wales, foundered about is leagues
S.W. cf the Lizard. Captain Wilkins and his crew
%vete taken up by the Hound bomb, and landed at
Scilly.
The Swallow, Poynter, alto laden with copper ore,
from Truro for Wales, foundered off the Land's
End. Captain l'aynter and his crew were in their
boat ten hours. The boat was three times nearly I
Filed with water, but hailed nut again. The mate,
If:),:t young man, died of cold and fatigue, and was
thrown overboard. When nearly periilting, the ref
were providentially taken up by the Louifa tender,
And Lincled at Scilly.
The Providence, Davies, from Plymouth to Swan-,
with copper ore, put into Scilly in dillrefs ; one'
t.l her meo having died of cold ; another was ap-
poreittle litehtfi, but prefer ved by the fpiii:ed exer-
tions of two worthy lads who carried him down to
the cabin and stretched him upon the fl int, and Inc.
.eeded in getting the vein' into Trekow (Scilly) by
which time Captain Davies and another man, had
alto become helplefs ; but the humane attentions of
Mr. Sinclair of Trefcow, reftored the three latter.
The Unity, Edwards, from London to Cork, lofl
lire mate in the gale, off the Longlhips.
The !hip Three Sitters, with copper and hides,
from Monte Vit.tto r. r London, is arrived at Fal-
mouth. She left the Plata on the 13th September,
under convoy of the Polyphemus and Africa of 64
glns each, wi:h about 83 fail in company, from
which fire parted on tke 113th ; law them again on
the 2Rth November, in lat. so. long. 37. btu it w
rug a heavy gale horn the Nortilward, could not
fptak then).

The American (hip Sufan, Howard, with brandy
and wine from Bourdeaux, for New York, detained
by the Hope privateer of Jerfey, is arrived at Fal-
mouth. By her we learn, that " five French frigates,
full of troops, failed from Bourdeaux about the tft
inllant, fuppofed for the Welt Indies."