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London, England, 1812-10-02 00:00:00

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FALMOUTH, SEPT. 2G. ' '.
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Arrived the ship Shark, VA ux, from Smyrna, in
32 days, bound to London; Schooner Star, PETERS,
from Lisbon, with fruit, for London, in 10 days ;
and off the Port, a Transport ship from Corunna—
name unknown. Sailed the Lady Arabella Packet,
for Lisbon ; Chichester Packet, for Cadiz ; Lady
Mary Pelham, for the Mediterranean • and Darling-.
thn, for the Leeward Islands, with Mails •a also the,
schooner Jamei.and Mary, Duax, for LislsOlt- . ,
VORDAY, SEPT. so. .-. ~..t't ,ti
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The wind shifted ahortlY after dark last nightl
S. W. to E. by N. from that to E. and E. by S. and.
blew so tremendous a -storm, accompanied with a
heavy sea, that the Lisbon convoy, nor any other of
' the fleet, were able to get under weiglr; five sloops,
.and one brig have already cut and run into Brigham
Pier, and, if the gale Continues, many more must
follow; they have received rine damage in 'minting,
in, but their names f 'cannot yet Ascertain., The,
Matilda,- TYNalt -Master, -missed stays- and went
ashore in' Mint& on' t%. back of the stays; and
where her bottom is party beat'onc, and it is feired
she will 'soon go to pieces ; several attempts have,
been made by the in4bitants to get her off, but at.
present withontiffien, . The fleet for Lisbon about
40. sail, . under- convey of the fil Ait LSOROUGH, 74, still
remain here, as does the • PARTHIAN 'sloop of war,..
the MAcanoNtarg.ftigate, with the Hugh IngNs East.
Indiaman, and Lord Cochrane brig, kc. Several
boats, broke from the vessels' sterns, are driving in
with other wrecks. His Majesty's ships MA RLIIO.
ROUGH, MACEDONIAN, and PA HTHIAN, are gone to
sea. Two of the vessels that are come in and taken
shelter from the storm, are, the Elizabeth, of Lon-
don, 113 tons, WILLIAM Moeerr, Master, from Lon-
don
to Cork, with ordnance stoles, with the loss of 'I
cable, anchor, and other damages ; also the sloop
Chance; of London, THOMAS MACKENZIE. Master,
from St. Helen's, for Gibraltar, with sundries, with
the loss of cable, anchor, and other damages. The
sloop Matilda is got off the rocks a mere wreck, bot-
tom out, floating on the water. The Hugh Inglis
East Indiaman, with another ship and a iew of the
brigs, are under weigh, having either cut or slipped;
but the rest of the fleet lay last, and suppose they
will lay all night.—Much wind and sea still. 1

PLYMOUTH, SEPTEMBER so.
Arrived his Majesty's sloop SEAL* lac, from a cruize.
Stled his Majesty's sloop PIMA/ ANT, for Cork; and
the Dtosizne, of 80 guns, and Svecass, of 82 suns,
with the 91st regiment on board, for Coruana.—
Passed by from the Eastward, the MARLBOROUGH, 74
guns, with a convoy.—The PHCBRE, 36 guns, came
from the Sound to Hamoaze, to be docked, having
run a-ground in the River St. Lawrence, last from a
cruize off Cherbourg.—N. This is in consequence
of an order from the Admiralty, that all ships which
have taken the ground shalt be docked.—The Aire.
rican ship LARK, as a Cartel, having on board Mr.
RUSSELL, the late Charge d'Affaires, sailed this
'afternoon with a fine Easterly breeze.