Star.
London, England, 1812-02-06 00:00:00

YARMOUTH, FEBRUARY 5.

Put back the STARLING and THRASHER by con•
trary winds. Remain in the Reads, the Solebay,
Portia, Starling, Thrasher, and King Georgt(cutter.

GUTTENBURGH, JANUARY 24.

From our coast opposite to Denmark, I hear that
40 masts, 260 bulks, 90 barrels of tar, and about 4U
dozen of deals, have been picked up from some wreck.

The following notice was yesterday posted at
LLOYD'S :

" Pernaml•ucn, Dec. 1 8.
" Silt-I am directed by the Governor, ad interim, of this
Colony, to acquaint you, that the large NVliie House on Dram's
Point, at the mouth of the Surinam River, has been, by a !udders
Influx of the sea, washed away. His Exc.. ileney within desires
me to request you, to have the goodness to make the same known
to the Gentlemen resorting to the Rooms in yt.ur !louse, to pre-
vent any accident that might happen to vtissels coning to this
port. 1 have the honour to be, str, your most obetlient humble
setvant, ".1. WnlTL,liecretary."

The Spanish ship Gramm), laden with wool, and
bound to an English port, has been caiturcd and
carried into Dunkirk.

The English ship Vedra, from Buenos Ayres to
London, has been captured and carried intoltoscoff,
near Morlaix.

The English vessels Jams and the Mary Anne,
laden with rum and tebaccl, from the West Indies,
have been captured and carried into I'aimpol.
The English ship Hebe, bound from Demerara
to London, with coffee, cotton, and rum, has been
captured and carried into Ostend.
The Briton, \VAUD, has arrived at Liverpool, from
Oporto, in eight days.
A vessel, with clothiers' oil on board, is supposed
to have foundered off the Isle of Wight. One large
cask, marked S. No. 13, has been picked up and car-
ried to Cowes, and another to Southampton.

By the Elizabeth schooner, from St. Michael's, we
learn, that the island of Sabrina had diappeared,
leaving a depth of water for any vessel whatever to
pass over.

Sunday morning arrived at Plymouth, the Ameri-
can schooner Abigail, .1. PELEBURG, master,. belong.
ing to and from Newbury port, with a cargo of fish,
hound to Bourdeaux, detained by his Majesty's ship
NIEMEN, of 38 guns, Captain Sir Mictrism. SEYMOUR,
Bart. ; the American Captain was permitted to re-
main on hoard the schooner with the prize-mat;:er
and ctew sent from the NIENIEN' to conduct her to
that port. Shortly :tier her detention, and when the
NIEMEN was lost sight of, the American C:.ptain a:-
tempted a desperate effhrt to re-pos,ess himseif of the
vessel, having unnoticed drawn up th.e ladders from
the cabin and galley, thereby preventing those who
were below from coming on deck, he then with a
loaded pistol in each hand, %rent aft to the two FC.I• I
men at the helm, (only [Lose being on deck at Ilia
time,) and prestmting a pistol to each, commanded
them to steer according to the directions they were to
receive from him, that in the event of their disobey
ing his orders, he would blow their brains out, but the
seamen paid but little regard to his threats, as they
imme;iately attacked him in the most furious man-
ner, and as soon disarmed him, when he was pinioned,
in order that he might not by his temerity attctnpt to I
do mischief.