Star.
London, England, 1809-12-05 00:00:00

DEAL, DECEMBER 4.

Arrived the Fairy transport, from Halifax; parted
—mpany, the Sd November, off the Banks of New.
buncliand, from the SQUIRREL sloop of war, having
ender her convoy six more transports—observed one
of them, the Pallas, to bear up for 13arbadoes, with
!he loss of her main-mast and fore-top-mast, and in
a very leaky state. The Fairy saw nothing of them
afterwards. Also arrived the liusrem armed slip
from tote Westward.—Wind S.S.W.
SHEERNESS, EECFNILIFR 4.
This day sailed the OSPREY sloop of war, with some
transports, and a convoy to Gottenburgh ; and ano-
ther convoy is expected this year, if the weather con.
ti Hues gen.—Wind W.S.W.

YARMOUTH, DEC. 4.
Arrived here this morning, with a convey from the
Baltic, his Majesty's sloop CURLEW, of 16 guns ; the,
sloop remains. but the convoy sailed for the Downs.
Also arrived the Mary and British Fair cotters from
'be tkrens.•••iailed, with herrings for the Mediterra.
eon, the Palafoz and .Anson.—The SATURN 74, and
CONSTAST gun-brig, are under sailing orders for the
Fore ; and the Havoc for Scotland.—The Ca/edo-
tia, of and from Riga, C. HMG master, with hemp,
te. bound to London, is put in here, having lost her
ir.,:hors and cable and received damage at sea.—The
Asrarws LARSTROM master, of and
rn Carlsham, with deals and rosin, is put in here,
haritg brat off her rudder on the Scroby Sand, and
:s full of water.—Remain the Bellerophon, Saturn,
Rcebuck, Diligence, Britomart, Havoc, Pincher, and
Ccr.stant.--;Wind S.W.

LEITH, DECEMBER r.

Notwithstanding the wig heavy gales at Heligo-
land, that of the fleet which sailed from the Roads
on the 7th, under convoy of the NMITTIgGALE sloop
If war, no accident has happened to them, except the
Eliza, M‘Gnnooni having been driven ashore, but has
since fortunately got off withottt any material damage.
The brig Lady Tyrconnel, GRAY, of and from Aber-
deen to Lond/n, with stones, was, on Thursday the
l3th, run down in Sea Reach, near Leigh, by a light
collier, and in five Minutes after went to the bottom,
:Ile crew having hardy time to save their lives.
Arrived his Majest4l's ship CIULDERS, from a cruize
weeks, having Made three prizes, one of which
, ::E, with ludia produce, is valuel at 5620,000.
I-ROM .I .0 YD'S I.TST. •
''lAV',./ Tiv.c:.ms‘a the David Senn,
irorn .P.,Antnin s.li!erl the Prospect, Spence, for Ma-
- ; Olive Frawl., Coultnn, for Jamaica ; and the Betsey,
• fcr 13chlin.
Iti:hard and Mart, Harrison, is arrived at Plymouth,
leaky ; :be h.is thrown alt her guns, and half
• overboard.

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GraF•art, i. arrived at Hull ; she parted frolit the
• -.;ff Anholt, cn the c'Ztl tilt.

c ret:er, from Stoc!. he!m and Gotli:and, to I.ondon,isbft
V.ant.l of I.swx.:. Part of the cargo saved.
I,,uocrs, re Preis,tound to the Baltic, is taken by a

ivawr.

The-rias, hem Ccrk to Falmouth and Plymouth,
on ur.•• of the Scilly rocks and sunk in 2O fathoms
Fay b...er. raised again and :he cArgn landed.
Lainclon, froml.ymington for Bristol In ballast,
.• , cr: •:an, rat Scilly, and sustained some damage.
tent Plymouth for Dublin, wis otlged
••'inrc at Scilly, fortunaiely with little damage.
• : rr, '1 regerfhen, from Southampton with timber ;
Watkins, from North Carolina to Liverpool with
:.:se arrived safe tit
• "s::::, Turner, from Newfoundland to Pool; and Fer-
. ".t:ciio, from Minorca to Loudon, are on shore near

:Inters, from FLiladelpida to Tonaingtn, is carried

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=` Tr'or. and Edward, Durger, from London to New York,
and arrived at Lisbon.
Forbes, (tom Cork to :amides, foundered at sea
• u:!.

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ltd..•Ts-rce•nr.cll, eras,. from Aberdeen to Loudest, was
7.- at St a Reach on the 15th ult.
C•nreerci, Fl7nn, fr3in Petttuitta to Boston, has bees
rttliten, and rent for Lisbon.
.1:"' Sant!". Bristow, from the !gab Seas, has bees re-taken,
vyr .I.!sbon

GREENOCK, ntumurit 1.
,
The Sir Edward Pellew, Orr, arrived here xesterdijr, front De;
merara ; sailed thence Ildi October.—L‘ft loading, ,the Slated;
Cameron, for Clyde ; the Caledonia, Thomson; and Prigantai
—, for Liverpool; all expected to sail in fifteen days titertafter.
On the List, in lat. 16. long. 56. picked op a boat with Captain
Forbes, of the brig George, of London, from Cork to Jamaica,
his Mare, one seaman, and three boys, which vessel foiindered
three days before, *hen one boy went down in her; they must
have all perished had the Sir Edward Pellew not hove in sight,
as it came on to blow very hard and a heavy sea shortly after;
the above persons came here in the Sir Edward Pellew. On the
9th November, in lat. 37. 35. long. 38. 30. was cbaced by a brig,
which Capt. Orr suppostd was a French privateer ; during that
night and the following day, when it came on dark, Capt. Orr
altered his course and escaped ; the privateer Was at one time
within three miles of the Sir Edward Pellew ; on the 15th, in lat.
44. 10. long. 35. 46. saw a sail a-head, which, on nearing, proved
to be a barque, with two white mouldings, on her sides and stern,
water-logged, only her mizen-mast standing, and no person on
board; could not leant her name; supposed she was loaded with
wood; on the 17th, in lat. 47. long. 40. spoke the ship Bristol,
—, from Liverpool to New York, out 17 days, all well ; on
Tuesday last spoke a brig, (does not recollect her name, or the
Master's), from Pictou, bound to Saltcoats, very much weather-.
beaten ; bac!. lost on the passage in blowy weather, some of her
sails and spars, a part of her cargo of wood, and two seamen
were washed off the deck.