Star.
London, England, 1812-11-27 00:00:00

YARMOUTH, NOVEMBER 26.

• flailed this morning the SA RrEDON, fur her station
at Leith ; and the ERITISI/ FAIR cutter, with volun-
teers and impressed seamen, for- the Navy.—Early
this morning, a brig with coals, bound to the West-
ward, drove on the Scroby Sand; but having dis-
iharged part of her cargo, and the weather being
Moderate, she will be got into deep water.—The Ro-
asatcND sleep, EGERI A , CRUIZER, and LCCUST gun.
brigs, with their respective convoys, arc weighing an-
chor from Comm and Ixwestoff ro.tds for the West-
ward.—Remain the SOL ERA Y, RI bBII EAST, SII EL.
. ivatakK E; BRA VtDAGLII IN, and IN DUSTII Y cutter.
LIVERPOOL, NOV. 26.
'I he ship Star. Capt. J A M1E1.0141, arrived here this
evening from Honduras—she sailed on the Ettis or
September, with eleven other vessels, under conrny
of his Majesty's brig FROLIC ) on the 18th October,
lat. 36. .58. long. 65. 14. fell in with an American
frigate, which engaged the brig of war, being then
astern of the fleet, only six ships then in company ;
all of them immediately stood to the brig rf war's
assistance, but befde they leached, all her masts went
crretboarcl--,this made them all crowd sail to the cast-
vtatd; and Capt. Jasaltsos believes they all escaped.

GREENOCK, NOV. 23.
The Diamond, CONNEL, of this port, bound to
Whitelnven, struck on a sunken rock, at the entrance
at Whitehorn harbour, on the morning of the 16th I
inst.- and it is supposed will be lost—crew, and part
of the cargo (consisting of rum) saved, Arrived ;
here lan night the Alexander, WATT, from Hondu- '
res. Bailed from thence on the 12th September, in
brlrpany with a fleet of 14, sail, under convoy of his
Majesty's ship inotic. The ship Nile parted convoy
lwv days after sailing ; and ship Jane seven days
after, to westward of Cape Antonie. On the 15th ,
October the fleet was assailed by a tremendous storm;
and on the 16th the Alexander parted from the con-
toy, in lat. 36 5. long. 69. 3O On 17th was boarded
by bis Majesty's ship POICTIERS ; after which disco-
vered, in company, the ships Hussar,Hawker,Moun-,
teibeer, Star, Percival, Adventure, West Indian, and
untidier ship, unknOwri—they then appeared to have
sustained no damage from the gale. The Fleet on
their passage.had, in general, stormy weather. On
toning iu the North Channel, discovered a fleet,
supposed from North America, under convoy of a
Ship of tvat (a min-decker), five sail of which joined,
and are supposed to have.gone into Latnlaxh. The
following vessels had arrived at Honduras when the
beet : John Hamilton, Regent, and Woodman.
The ship Jane (formerly M'Kirdy) was left loading
reit Clyde.

Last night, at halt-past eight o'clnck, the PRINCE
WAGENT an ived in town, at Carlton House.
To-morrow the Earl of Livrarcor, gives a Parlia-
Mentary dinner, at Fi:e House, to twenty-five Peers.
Lord CASTLEROAGH gives three grand Parliamen-
tary dinners next week ; 40 on two days, and 20 on
the third.
The PRINCE It ESENT will certainly open the busi-
Hess of the Session, on Monday next, with a Speech i
irom the Throne.
The Address is to be moved in the House of Lords :
)7 the Marquis of QUSIIIMIURY-.-+n the House of
Commons it is to be moved by Lord Cuves and se-
Mr. HARTE DAVIS,
ocessinn to the Housi of Peers, is to
grandest and most extensive scale, and
separations are making for that purpose. The 1
)wn of the* realms, it is said, will be'
oeession under the immediate personal'
- LOAD Hian STRWARD.
-Lament is expected to adjourn on the 20th of
• to the first week haebruary.

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