Star.
London, England, 1812-12-12 00:00:00

PLYMOUTH, DECEMBER to.

Sailed the FOXHOUND, 18 guns, for Scilly ; and the
SUPERB, 74, for Basque Roads. Arrived the THISTLE
10 guns, from Portsmouth ; and the SaALARIEj 12:1
from Falmouth. The BELLEPOULE, FORTUNES, and
SYBELLE frigates detained some time in Hamoaze by
four wind, went this day into the Sound. The SUR.
PRIZE frigate was paid wages yesterday, and sails en
a cruize. Admiral LINZEE takes his passage to Gi-
braltar in the ANDROMEDA, Captain ARTHUR. A
man of war's boat was upset yesterday in conse-
quence of carrying too mach sail—a master, a Lieu-
tenant, and three men drowned ; have not yet heard
to what ship they belonged.
PORTSMOUTH, DECEMBER 11.
Arrived his Majesty's ship Vlon, Rear-Admiral
MORRIS, ORION and CRESCENT men of war, from the
Baltic ; the CORDELIA, CALLIOPE, and oodtmte,
with a convoy from the Downs; DERWENT, PAR-
rams and NORTH STAR, from a cruize. Sailed his
Majesty's ship HORATIO* for America; and the Pe-
itAIMUS, for Plymouth. His Majesty's ship CUMBER-
LAND will proceed from hence to-morrow, direct for
Cork, to take convoy from thence for the West Indies.
The following convoys remain at Spithead : his Ma-
jesty's ship Tweed, for Madeira and Africa; Revenge,
for Spain, Portugal, and Gibraltar ; Ramilies, for
the West Indies, and the Misleioe, for Guernsey and
Jersey.—Wind East, fresh breeze.
DEAL, DECENIBER 11.

Sailed his Majesty's ships DANENbtfta and Mum-
NENE, fof Portsmouth.

SHEERNESS, DECEMBER
At-rived his Majesty's-ships. ETHA: 10N, PODARGUs,
and RF.YNARD, from the northward ; and the ZEA.
toes, 74, and HASTY gun•br.z, with the first divi-
sion of the Russian fleet, consisting of eight Asa of
the line, two frigates, one corvette, and one brig.

HARWICH, DICLMBER at.
Piit in here by contrary winds, his Majesty's ship
Milictiar us, with fourteen sail of outward•bound, for
Gottenburgb. The second division of the Russian
fleet, consisting of seven sail, passed upwards this
morning. Three more ships cf the line and a frigate
anchored off this port, the weather being thick and
snowy.--Wind E.S.E.
YARMOUTH, DECDVIBER
Aitiited from off Flushing the BOXER ; and the
BEAVER sloup of war, and BRITOMART gun brig from
a cruize off Smith's Knowle, where they met with
the Russian fleet of hbout •l 4 sail ; they had all been
supplied with North Sea pilots at Gottenhurgh, and
therefore the pilots which they had on board retur-
ned with the ships into the Roads. Sailed the Watch-
ful tender for the Nore. This morning the remain-
ing part of the Russian navy passed in the Offing of
about nine to twelve sail of the line, bearing an Ad-
miral's flag, and as the wind was from the N.W. they
continued their course to the place of rendezvous.—
A brig in ballast last night drove on the beach, near
the North Star Battery, but the wind being moderate,
she is got off without any damage, I have not been
able to get her name in time for post, but she belongs
so Sunderland—crew saved.—Remain in the Roads
the Sulebay and Desiree frigates, with the arrivals.

By a letter from Longwy, Depot de Moselle, dated
October 25, 1812, the following shipmasters and
seamen,• belonging to Aberdeen, were then well at
that depot, namely,
Meters Hogg, Corbet, Runct, Aiken, Martin, Beverly, Booth,
Gray, Brunton, Walls, Duncan, Gocabound, Goodsman,
Silvtr, and T. cott.
The Lady Mary Pelham packet, lately arrived
from the Mediterranean, beat off a French brig pri-
vateer, of 14 guns and 75 men, near Cape Pallas, on
the 15th of October. The privateer had captured a'
Gibraltar ship, mounting 12 guns, from Cagliari, a
few days before. The packet spoke the Fletcher,
from London to Gibraltar, off Cape St. Vincent, on
the 30th ult.

The Good Intent,. STEEL, from London to Hull,
is run down near Hatwich--crew saved.

The Two Sisters, JANE, from Newcastle to Lisbon,
run on the Goodwin Sands, on Wednesday evening
—crew sated.

The Augusta, VELLAR, from Riga; Friendschaft,
Essex; Fnendschaft, BERG; Flora Swath, Dona
TINE* ; and Dobsliebe, Smyth, from Petersburgh,
are taken aad carried into Dantlie.
The Nagade, MAN, from Petersburgh to London,
is lost, on the Island of Narva.
The Juliana Catherine, -, from London, Is
totally lost, near the Tad.
The two Russian Admirals arrived with the fleet,
Tian and Throws, are both natives of Scotland ; the
latter was formerly in the British navy ; and both of
the above Officers greatly distinguished themselves
under She Russian Admiral GREG, in the Black Sea,
in the war some years ago between Russia and the
Porte.
Yesterday a youth venturing too far from the edge
of the canal, in St. James's Park, fell in and disapp
peered under the ice--the body was not fogad at a late
hour last night.