Star.
London, England, 1806-12-15 00:00:00

t- ..r.N4tI7IICII, INFICEICENCR.'

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Attired the ReIPNZANCXiance. Ikarca sod the Ranter.
josses, from Cork ; the arnies bso.rig Adjurer. Capt.
Haitian, from Dram. in order to take Mb for the
Sireighis ; elfit the Stag, TaIIMP3OIB, and the Au-
rora, Warsas. from Swanks, with coals for this
port I, the Pomona. WILLIAMS, the Wilfon, DAVI•
sow, and the Friends. Tocasa, from Falmouth, with
copper ore. for Swanfea and heath.

Dec. , I .—Arrived the Tr anflem, of and for this
jo4acei .00s mailer. with wine. ikc. ; the Richard.
Itkins,fistaller. with crsals..fna this place; and this
messing the Providence. Smitten., in ballait.

• ' PHVMOrni,tiletHrt 12.
A rviv9d the Carol itte aissitiithr mil hired tenders,
mad she Ameliem Captain
R. Mdatis, from New York fey Hamborgis'in 3a
dap. mach damaged; end retnasn'with hii Majelly's
flaps FASHIA'N',IIk, BLDSIS/Alleti, SANAHR, and
Aaowtsassei, with she do ward bound Weft India
fleet.—Wind S. W. blows hard and IquaHy.
TORBAY, DECEMBER 13.
Yefterday arrived- his Majelly's flops San Joni',
BLLLlanrNnw, LONDON, MARS, PRINCR OS W•LES,
Nowise Rocas., MONARCH, YOUOIOY•NTR, Coll•
ODOR, men of war, and ihe PALLAS and NARCISSUS
frigates, from off Brea. Wind Wed, blows hard.

PLYMOUTH, DEC. :3.
On.Thdrfday night, about eleven o'clock, during
a tali bard gale at S. W. with a high lea running,
the SIP Beftiriof Ns* Taste CspL Howes Doric!,
from New Trsrk, riders with roger, coffee, tobacco,
Merited. rut% anal 'petals. bound to Ansilerdam,
broke from her seaters in the Sound, and was driven
afhore myths point of rocks at Mount Batten, where
&chi* *tarns a Ivrea ; and yeßerday morning,
at day light. all her mufti were gone, the bottom
beat tii:ple and 'her
,decks blown up; and the
carge,— t4e
fOr'eaths of inns, and tobacco. en-
thi'erkw, CA/rime in number. as loon as
her fate "ivis Teen to be lervitable. endeavoured to
fare theinferves, In which 'the Captain. chief Mate,
encYfeveir of this mariners providesitialle fucceeded,
hot the lecher! Mite, and TOur .of,the mariners on-
foresoatily Periibect, befots,nnY ,Bence could be
given them. The gilt cAsbe poi agili47efterday even-
ing; _rind by raw o'clock. not veilige of the wrack
wan to be teen: a very fl!sall:triii
.tba aasfr was
and diet in a very dpeagiff ate. The 1k
war bropght in here on Tuefflayltli by the, Lsonpri.
vateer, of this port, under a'fistpscioss. of the cargo
being enemy's property, but there appearing no
ground for continuing the deteptioe, the war Jibe.
rated, and the papery returned to the Captain on
Thurfday morning. The wail and cargo, tharis
now become a total loth to tome perfon, is (aid to
have been worth Rhein thoufand pounds.—Cause in
the Lubec genii* Harnee, Captain Scnworra, from
Lubec to Bourdearsz, laden with plank, Raves,
low, and mats, detained by the Betfey privateer ;
Dane brig Provefteen, Captain Dairies!, from Lon•
don, for St. liebaftian's, in bake.

PORTSMOUTH, DEC. :4.
Sailed the Ltasary brig on a cruise.—Put back
to St. Helen'a the Dianoria, Demur, and bacon-
STANT men of war.—Dropt down to St. Helen's his
Slajeily's (hip Ricusys.—Frislay two French lug.
p„ers chafed a Dane into Pool. Admiral MOIITACIU
tent fevetal veffels to look after them. Thnrfday
the 54th regiment, Col. LaYRD, marched into this
town from flilfea Barracks, and embarked for ja-
maim Col. R •MSAY'S battalion of the 6.3 th regi-
Ment 'is to arrive from Guern(y before the Wail
India convoy fails, to go to the fame nation. This
day h has blown quite hard, wind variable, from
S. S. E. to nearly Walla

oospowr, DEC. It.
A large Eaft lodiaman has jolt drifted into the
hatboor, the name of which I have not yet learnt.—
Wind W.S.W. with heavy rails.
DOVER, DECEMBER r 3.
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The wind has blown very violently, with ince:
rant fhowets of rain, fince la% night, and it is great-
ly feared much damage has been done in the Downs.
Two gun brigs and a cutter have been driven nn
there between Dymchurch and Hythe, and timid
the gale not moderate, they will he entirely loft.
D sc. t+.—The gale had nearly fubfided this worn
ing at day light, and there then appeared a profpetl
of the weather being fine, but a little after norm it
came on to blow again very hard ;--fetrerarreffels,
principally emitters from Dungenefs Raids, Which
had glt their anchors while the weather was mode:
derste, endeavoured this afternoon to mkt Risher in
our harbour ; a few fnceeeded in getting:in 1-.-one
brig, a collies, had nearly got in, but byre heavy
lea which was running, (he was forced "Oita the
North Pier Head, which carried away herlscesifprit,•
and fhe was forced away to leeward n—rini of inir
boats went nut and put a man on braid 'er4enidiadi
her to Ramfgate. A feaman belonging to
iesn (hip Rittenhoufe was found this morniti* drown-
ed between the (t.say and a collier; thiranfortnnate
man is, fuppofed to have walked over the qttay
night, he being a (banger, end the weather very dirk.