Star.
London, England, 1807-12-10 00:00:00

ARRIVED.

In the River, the Neptune, —, from Dublin—hi the Dawns,
New Concord, —, from Cork—At Porthnuutb, Eliza. Rew,
from Cork—At Liverpool, Branch, Holmes; and the Friend.,
—, from London—in the Clyde, Thomas and Sarah. Sands,
from London; Maid of the Mill. —, from Newfoundland;
Margaret, Coward; and the Hope, Henry, from ()lichee—At
Cork, Sarah, Diteham, from Q2cbco ; and the Pifquataqua, WU-
lianas, front Philanclphia.
HULL, DEC. 7.

The Providence armed fhip, Captain Rya. failed
from Elfineur on the aoth, and arrived in the Hum.
bet. on Tuefday afternoon, having parted with the
greateft part of the fleet off the Schaw, in the late
heavy gales. Upon intelligence being received of fo
valuable a fleet having parted convoy in a gale, a
petition was ant to the Commanding Officer in the
Humber, requeliing that he would immediately. if in
his power, fend out what veffels of war might be in
the Humber, to cruise between the Dogger Bank and
the Humber. A communication to a fimilar of ea
was alto made to Admiral Ross's., at Yarmouth, by
Alderman Boomers'', in the abfence of the Mayor.

The following letter was received here this mot..
ming, by J,,ssrit Eceatirox, Efq. from Vice Admiral
Wow-As, at Yarmouth. in anfwer to the above ap-
plication, dated North Yarmouth, Dec. s, 11107:
~ Sir, I have the honour to own receipt of your let-
ter, dated the Id inftant, and have in eonfequence
ordered the Vulture to proceed to tea, for the pur.
pole of proteaing and convoying the difperfed 'hips
and veffels to which you allude ; which you will be
'leafed to communicate to the merchants and fhip
owners of Hull.—P. S. Exclufive of the Vulture, I
have five or fix cruizers between Newcaftle, Humber,
Flamborongh Head, &c. &c."
Extra& of a letter received here this morning from
Captain Jacesom, of the Alfred, of this port, dated
Helfinburg Roads, t9th November:—" On the 16th
inftant we were attacked by three hoop cutters, off the
North end of Bornholm. With great difficulty we
kept them off : We had them firing upon us, within
thoikct (hot, two hours. From the failing of the

Alfred, and brave eivirtiona of they leered
off from us. lam afraid they will pick op slwreat
many (hips: I obferved a thaaber of [hips hi Ear-
tbolros as I paired."

GREENOCK, DEC. y.
The Hope, Hawley, arrived here on Saturday lafl
from Q2ebec, after a pairage of 39 days—left the
following veffels loading for Clyde, viz. Paragon,
MILLER ; Anthorn, SCAM, to fail in five days ;
Dunlop, M'Ewew, to fail in eight days—..fpoke the
Neptune, Nati, of Ayr, on the 3oth Odober, going
up the River. The Ocean, WiLsom, from Quebec,
arrived at Ayr onWednefday fhe failed on the zoth
of OElober. Sir James CRAIG arrived on the 18th,
to take upon him the military command of Canada.
On the 19th, eight tranfports, with zoo° troops on
board, arrived from Nova Scotia. The toth battalion i
of veterans had arrived a few days before. The
Elizabeth, *Con Noe HI a, of Ayr, was afhore in Car.
digan Bay, on the night of the 19th ult. but get off;
the crew were Caved. The Fame, in the gale, got
alhore at Donaghadee—fbe has receivedfome damage
in her keel. The Adventure, M'Batos, of Ayr, was
totally loft on the 4th of ORober, on the ifland of
Cape Breton, the people fared—fhe was bound from
this port to Nova Scotia. The Captain mentions in
his letter, that the crew were robbed and Aided by
the inhabitants.