Star.
London, England, 1807-11-13 00:00:00

PLYMOUTH, NOVEMBER u.

Came in the Riling Sun, Bust, from Tonningen,
detained by the Phcebe privateer.

PORTSMOU TH, NOVEMBER u.

Arrived his Majeny's {hip!, STRENUOUS, finth a
cruize, and the Ms LPOI4EN e, from the Mediterranean,
which is put under quarantine. His Majelly's {Lip
THUsa is appointed convoy for the Downs.—Wind

DOVER, NOVEMBER tt.

Came in this day the brig Hann:sh, Capt. Davis,
of Teignmouth, with hemp, iron, Fee. bound to Dub
lin, having loft in the late gale her two anchors and
cables, boat, and windlafs.—Arrived in the roads,
the brig Daphne, Capt. MITCHELL, of Aberdeen,
from Dublin with beef, bound ro London ; 141 an
anchor and cable.—A large fleet from the 'Nuns,
among which were feveral !hips of the line, paired
by here this day, with a flreng wind from the N.N.E.
Arrived from a cruize the KANGAROO and CALYPSO
(loops, and BOLD gun brig ; all;) the ICING Gaoler
cutter, fromYarm4ruth Roads.—Sailesl the brig Mary,
of this port, Capt. IRON, from London, with fundries,
bound to Cork.—Paffed by the chip Herfchell, Capt.
PARROTT, from Nor folk, bound to London.

DEAL, NOVEM3ER is.

Arrived the Alfred and Agamemnon, of 74 guns
each ; Ccquett (loop and Pidgeon fchooner ; Oden,
Waldermaar, and Fuen, Danifh (hips of the line,
having on board troops (which arc expated to dif-
embark here), from the Baltic. Sailed the Centaur,
Rear Admiral Sir SAMUEL HOOD ; Superb, Rear
Admiral Kum ;—Pompee, of 8o guns ;—Maida,
Gz.nges, Valiant, of 74 guns each, with feveral Da-
nab line of battle (hips ; Frederickflein and Venus
Danifh frigates ; alfo a number of tranfports which
arrived from the Baltic,. and a large fleet r f outward
bound velfzlg, COA tiers and colliers, under convoy to
the weßward ; Pelter gun b►ig with a convoy for
Ireland; Trompeufe and Royalill 11,inps, on a cruize
off the coati of France.—Wind N.E blows ha►d.

HARWICH, NOVEMBER it.

Sailed this evening, the AGGRESErIt gun brig,
with the fleet of tranfports, which have fo long teen
detained here, fur the Downs. Sailed the Dan ifh
frigate Fredticklladt, for Chatham ; the Defpera te,
Sparkler and Flying Pith gun brigs, and Lor d Nelfoi
cutter. The fhip Hardys, HARDY maizter, which in
a former letter I mentioned as having put in here
leaky, has funk on the beach, and is now lying on
her brnadfide with only her yard arms out of water :
her cargo, confilting of pitch, tar, tallow, malls, &c.
will moll probably be neatly all Paved, but it is
feared the (hip will be totally 1011. The brig Fa.
vourite, of Shields, HOLLIDAY mafler, from the Earl,
with iron and deals, is brought into this port in a
finking Ante, having been nn fhnre on the Whiting
Mr. Risr and finite, Charge d'Affaires to the Danilh
Government, arrived here on Tuefday evening, but
owing to contrary winds has not yet failed. The
Auckland packet, Capt. BRIDGE, is to take him,
under a flag cf truce, to either Gluckfladt or Ton
ningen. The packet will likewife land a Mail at
Heligoland.— Remains the VIXEN gun brig.

YARMOUTH, NOVEMBER sz.

Yefierday P. M. the WALDERMAAR, of 98 guns,
and another Danifh man of war were coming in from
the fouthward, but the wind changing and blowing
a gale, they were obliged to bring to is the night:
the WALDERNA AR was obliged to cut away all her
malts and rigging for the fafety of the (hip : the was
tiding near Corton Sands, and has on board up-
wards of Soo feamen and troops.—This morning
failed the LEDA frigate, and a gun brig to her affitl-
ance, to bring her into there Roach.—Sailed the
DICTATOR, of 64 guns, Captain CAMPHILL, for the
Nore, and a large fleet of tranfports with troops, &c.
from Copenhagen for the Downs, with a fair wind
from the NOT th.

LIVERPOOL, NOVEMBER 9.
A !loop or knack (without any living creature nn
board) has been cal! up, on Duddon Sands ; alfo
two boats, betides other articles. It is reported by
the Pilot that brought the Barbad-es in, that two
veffels are 101 l near Holyhead, names not known ;
four dead bodies have been walhed on (bore. The
JelEes, HUDDL EST N, from Dublin to St. Vincent,
was captured on the 18th September by the French
privateer Qftane (late his Majefly's (choosier Netley)
of i 6 guns 24 pounders. The privateer was captured
on the 2-v1 of September by his friajetly's ihip
BLOND!, and carried into Barbadoes. Capt. Lewis
of the Bat badne:, fpnke on the 28th of 08ober, in
50. 20. N. long. 39. 43 W. die !hips Duke ofi

A
en , and mama, • from _ _
bound to Portfmonth; oat id days, all well. On the
29th, (poke the Chip Liberty, from London to
Newfoundland; out so days, all well.

GREENOCK, NOVEMBER 9: • •
In our laft, we mentioned the Lots of a yetiel near.
Ayr ; (he proves to be the Mercury, Bond, of Gree-
nock. Her cargo co-Miffed of :6+ pipet of wine,
betides cork wood and fruit. The following addi-
tional particulars have been received :
Ga as NOCK, N0v.6.---A letter was received laft night from
one of the partners of the Mercury who has gone to the frit, to
his owners here, mentioning that the hull of the Tafel bad come
afhore bottom up; that 3 t pieces of wine had been,catt on Chore
with the Mate's chat, and Tome whet' 'articLis, but noon. of the -
dead bodies had as yet c -ft up. The owner was to go off as this
morning with a ftrong carpenter's crew, ti) endeavour to feuttle
her for the purpore of getting out as much of the cargo as poiGhle:
There are raid to have been eleven palfengers, chiefly Ladies and
children."
Tuefday fe'nnight, a (loop bound from Dublin to
Wexford, laden with merchandize, flrnolt on one of
the (mall iflands in Dublin Bay, near Dulkey, called
the Mnglins, and almon inflantly went down, when
two of the three men of which the 'crew confined,
unfortunately perifhed : the other (warn until he got
upon the rocks, where he remained all night, and in
the morning when his unhappy fituation was dire°.
vered he .vas brought on (bore. Although there was
no: a violent gale on Tuefday night, yet the fea ran
high, with a heavy (well, to which mar perhaps be
attributed 'lie caufe of the above melancholy cita•
firorhe.
The Jean, Bannatyne, of this port, is on fhore in
the Bay of Riga, on her voyage from St. Peterfburgh
to this port, and unloading her cargo, confining of
hemp, iron, deals, &c. The Woodfide, of Ufa*,
from Glafgow to that port, fprung a leak on Tuef-
day, and was obliged to run alhore at Girvan.
The following letter was received here on Fricay
" Cullom Heure,Londondt r-y, Oetober 3t.
66 Sir—On Thuriday 22d intl. a veffel was wreck-
ed on the cotit of Innifhowen, near to Man Head
in this diflrid, and in confequence of the lois of all
her crew, I could not afcertain from whence fhe
came, or where bound to, until this day that intelli-
gence has been tent to me of her name being the
Mary Gore, James Lang mailer. from Stockholm,
bound to Dublin, hut belonging to your port. None
of her paper., and only a very trifling part of her
cargo, confining of tar and deal boardt, have been
favcd. I am, &c. (Signed) M. S. HILL., Colleiftor.
" Colleaor of the Cultorns, Greenock."
FROM THE CALCUTTA GAZETTE, APRIL a;, iSo7.
Yefterday morning acecitints were braugbt to town, of the Taft
arrival of the thin General Canrain Pergtifon, at Dia-
mond Harbuur, from China. The Wel( ficy left Macao on the
tft of Marsh, touched at Malacca. where the remained a day;
arrived at Prince of Wales's !timid on the 22d, and left it (hied
for Bengal, on the 28th of March

Head; of ncors from the Eattward received per We!lacy.
Opium had rifen at China from cot* to I'm dollars per ebeft.
At Pening, the nominal price of opium was 600 dullai-s, and
in no demand.

W)''e the WeWiley remained at Penang, the Bottibay Anna
came into that port from China, which the left fix days later than
the Wt.litfley.
The Company's ibip Albion, Captain Richardron, from Cal-
cutta. had lately arr.vcd at China, prtosious to the departure of
the Welic/1-1..

The MarChionrfs of WelleCey, alto from Bengal, had anima
at China in February.
We are lorry to find that no accounts had been received at
Penang of the Skelton Cattle.

The [hip Nancy, Captain Kincaid, with a valuable carpi of
Opium on hoard, was unfortunately loft off Rbio, dst a reef of
rocks, the crew fated. ' Previous to quitting the veffel. Captain
Kincaid fet her on fire to prevent the Sip and cargo tailing into
the hands of the Oradea' Malays.
His hlajefty's 1'6,4 'ca Flower, Captain Owen, was on her PA-
don off Point Romania.