Star.
London, England, 1809-01-27 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

The LORD MELVILLE and CUMBERLAND outward.
bound East Indiunen, put into Torbay on Wednes-
day last.

PLYMOUTH, JAN. 25.
Came in the WEAZIJI, of 18 guns, from Malta,
Gibraltar, and Cadiz, with dispatches for Govern
ment ; JAMAICA, of 24 guns, from Lisbon, which she
left on Saturday the 14th instant ; LAVINIA, of 3
guns, from a cruize—The AMETHYST and =AL,
frigates, came from Hamoaze this morning to th
Sound.
Some of the troops are disembarking this day from
the men of war and transports, many of them, from
wounds and sickness, in a miserable state : it is said,
tat the greater part of the troops are to go to thz
Eastward in the ships they are now on board of.
Came in the Robert Taylor transport, Captain
JACKSON, from Lisbon, with 66 soldiers and 4 French
prisoners : it is said that she is one of a fleet that
sailed with the JAMAICA frigate. Several of the men
of war that arrived here from Corunna, are said to
be under orders to proceed to Ferrol and Cadiz
im-
mediately.

COWES, JANUARY 26.
A large ship is on shore at the back of the Islan,f,
but the sea running mountains high, and she at so
great a distance, cannot learn particulars : it is als
reported that two other ships are on shore, and that
one of our Pilots is on board an East Indiaman, dis-
masted.—Arrived the Duke of Kent, Ilurciims,
from London for the Brazils, with the loss of mizen-
mast, &c.—Wind S.W. blows hard.

PORTSMOUTH, JANUARY 26.
Arrived a fleet of Transports from Spain : amonz
them are, the Bracegrove, THOMPSON ; Harmony,
PARRY ; Leda, Wiuzzar ; Lord Nelson, PEARSON ;
Westmorland, WHEATEN' ; Esk, CHAPMAN ; William,
WATSON; Eagle, SMITH ; Prompt, LOVERICK ; Ca-
ledonia, Mqyzas ; William, M'LELLAN ; Laurell,
DALies ; Reprisal, ININIES ; Sally, BRAID ; Anna, —,
and the Friends, RzvELL : the latter was off Corunna
on the 22d inst. not knowing it had been evacuated
by the British. The town appeared to be on fire in
several places.
Put back his Majesty's ship CLORINDE, (which
sailed from hence on Sunday last with a fleet for the
East Indies), with loss of main-mast ; also three of
her convoy, viz. the Cuffnells East-Indiaman, with
the loss of main-mast, and her bowsprit sprung ; the
True Briton, with damage ; and the Sir Samuel '
Smith, BRANDFORR, iur the Cape of Good Hope,

leaky.
Arrived his Majesty's ships LEVIATHAN and BOM-
BAY from the Downs. An East-Indiatnan and two
transports are reported to be on shore at the back of
the Isle of Wight. The Maisters transport drove
last night on the Hospital Shoal, from Spithead, and
has lost two anchors and cables, but is expected CO be
got off next tide.—Wind West, blows a gale.

DEAL, JANUARY N.
The Britannia and the Admiral Gardner, East-
Indiamen, remain in the same situation, on the Good-
win Sands, as yesterday : the brig that is also on
shore there, is the Apollo, RIDDLE, from London for
Curacoa ; she drove on the Sand early yesterday
morning : at 10 A. M. the Captain and eighteen of
the crew took to the long. boat, which soon after up.
set, and all on board
venture in the boat,
in that perilous situation
was taken fvom the
the Deal boats, and

Put back by adverse
bound Easc Indiaman
ner from LOndon fur ."
gone to Ramsgate
Corunna, with sick
also now coming round
S. S. W. blows hard.

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a perished ; one man refused to
.31,e , and remained in the riggin
cation till this morning, whene
wreck, and brought on sho by
I is in a fair way of reco+iery.-
-se winds the Carnatic,outward.
lan ; and the Snap Dragon schoo-
or the West Indies ; the latter is
Pier. Arrived a transport from
soldiers on, board ; two others are
mnd the South Foreland. Wind
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