Star.
London, England, 1809-11-27 00:00:00

DOVER, NOVEMBER 116.

Arrived off here the Eolas from New South Wales.
DIAL, NOVEMBER £5.

Sailed the TEMERAIRE, of 983uns ; DANNEMArO:.
of 74 ; and CROCODILE of 20, for Portsmouth ; Ri-
NALDO sloop, and Aid, naval transport, with cc7rcy
for Portsmouth ' • SOLEBAY frigate, on a cruize.
Arrived the APELLES sloop, from a cruize ; an:l
HAVOCR gun-brig from Portsmouth.
Nov. 26.—Arrived the CRANE sloop, from a cruizc.
Put back the RINALDO and convoy, which sailed yr.:-
terday ; the Caroline, HAYS, from St. Kitt's, with de-
, mage. Arrived the IDAs and BETI armed cutters,
and SPECULATION hired lugger, from flushing; FL•,.
Fisrt hired schooner, from Dover Pier ; EMIL
SPENCER hired armed cutter, with a fleet under con-
voy from laland.—Sailed th? Resoia;nos hind
armed cutter for Flushing; Royal Escape lighter,
for Woolwich, and CONFIANCE sloop of war, for the
River. Arrived the PORGY schooner, from a cluize:
HARWICH, NOVEMBER 28.
Sailed this day the Lord Duncan, Capt. HAMMY( >7,
for Heligoland; and the Auckland, Captain DEAN 13,
for Gottenburgh ; both with mails and passengers.
Arrived the Xing George, Woon, from Flushing,
with mails and passengers. The Baltic fleet, which
has so often put back, has sailed again to-day.
_ YARMOUTH, NOVEMBER 28.

Sailed the CALvPso sloop of war, and FORWARD
gun.brig, the latter has taken the convoy for Gotten.
burgh. Arrived the PANDORA and SARPEN gun.
brigs,- and the MARY hired cutter, with dispatches
from Sir JAMES SAUMEttEz in the Baltic. Sailed the
Finden, with stores, and the Ariel, with bale goods,
for Flushing.—. One P. M. Arrived from Heligoland
the Earl of Leicester packet, Capt. HAMMOND, with
mails and several passengers.—Remain in the Roads
the Saturn, Bellerophon, Roe`suck, Camilla, Chant:-
deer, Briseis, Gluckstadt, Starling, Drake and Emus
schuyts.—Wind S. E. with rain.
FROM LLOYD'S LIST.
GRAVE s rm.; Di Nov. U.—Arrived the Blitain, F:stridge, front
Quebec ; Mary Ann, Brown, front Rio Jcneiro' and the Jul. t
and Mary, Goodwin, from Virginia.—Sa;led St. Mary, Lev..l.
for Jamaica ; Recovery, Lamb, for 'Tobago ; Fame, Courtney.
for Cadiz; Alfred, Langley, for Demerara ; KingAton, Hunter.
for St. Christopher's; Somerset, Taylor. for Barbadoes ; Geom.
I-libbers; Eliza, Pizzey; and Frances, Miller, for Antigu.,
Lady Ann, Barren; Vertumnus, Cuzens, and Heroine, Osbo:::.,
for Grenada; and the Tom and Mary, Palma, for Lisbon.
To MARINERS.—The following article of mai:r,
intelligence is well worthy the attention of navigator .
and traders to Trinidad

" Tort°!a, !et.y I.

" As I have never met in any of the charts of Trinklad
smallest notice of a sunken rock which is in the Grand
conceive it may be for the benefit of the British tn.vy the -
bearings bearings and distance are accurately known. I had an 01V7'.
nity of getting at its precise situation, on the morning of the
of June, the ship Samuel, Capt. SuchKe, of Lon,lon, s:r.twing
feet water (an which I was on board) Livia:: stuck fast upou,
for several hours. It is about 40 yards it circuinferente, •
nine feet at low water in the shoalest parts. While we lay agrun.d
two of the convoy p.itsed on each silo of us without touching,
although not 2.5 fahoms front us, the Is aro- beirg very deep 'I
round. The bearings of this are—Chactchacareern S. W. point
E. N. E. mile—Goose%laud S. W. by W.l W.—S. E. point
of Cumana, bordering nn the Grand Boas W. by
current wag setting very.str..ni; from the Southward, with hiSit
variable winds."