Star.
London, England, 1809-02-28 00:00:00

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One division of the Ist, or King's German Legion 1
of Light Dragoons, has left Portsmouth for Basing-
stoke.
The following is an accurate List of the Fleet which
sailed from Portimouth with the Troops commanded
W General SHERBROOK, nuclei convey of his Majesty's
ship NIOBE, Captain LottiNG. This is an interesting
docurr;ent, especially in consequence of the dispersion
of the Fleet :
Prince GeOrge, Leager, 8 guns, 308 tons, 217 troop4i.
Benjamin Shaw, Broderick, 6 guns, 289 tons, 190 troops.
Queen (agent), Bobb' 8 guns, 347 tons, 174 troops.
Ann, Sheir, 6 guns, 232 tons, army provisions.
Isabella, Hazewood, 6 guns, 230 tons, 194 troops..
Hampersdown, Gibson, • 8 guns, 351 tons, 254 "troops.
Ceres,at ols, 4 guns, 163 tons, 75 troops,
Nile, nit, 8 guns, 901 tons, 193 troops.
Amity, Guy, 8 guns, 323 tons, 215 troops
Henry, Clough, 8 wins; 316 tons, 208 troops.
Francis and Eliza, Gibbins 8 guns, $77 toes, 266 troops.

Horo, Mennell, 10 guns 415 tons, 270 troops.
Duchess of Richmond, Newport, l 0 guns, 344 tons, 223 troops,
put into Waterford;
Polly, Chapman, 8 guns, 285 toni, 193 troops. '
Rawcliff, Filbert, 8 guns, 345 inns, 244 troops. . •
Cora, Nero, 10 guns, 421 tons, 289 troops.
Sir Joseph Banks, Lake, 10 guns, 340 tons, 227 tvops.
Magnet, Coversdale, 10 guns, 465 tons, 320 treopi.
Maria (agent) Jacobs, 12 guns, 480 tons, 289 troops.
Sarah, Dannell, 10 guns, 572 tons, 373 troops.
George, Black, 4 guns, 151 tons, medicines.
Traveller, Tate, 2 guns, 173 tons, ammunition.
Calypso, Wright, 2 guns, 150 tons, camp cquillage and medi-
cines, parted company the lof February‘ln a gale, not since been
heard of.
Tay, Elder, 2 guns, 172 tons, 103 troops.
Lord Hood, Smith, 8 guns, 331 tons, 40 horses, parted company
the 3d of February in a gale, not since been heard of.
Friend, Suter, 2 guns, 183 tons, II 1 troops.
Trent, Walton, 4 guns, 97 —.9 tons, 28 staff horses.

NAViIL'tiWTELLIGENCE.

FORTSMOU'FiI, FEBRUARY 07.
Sailed his Majesty's ships CENTAUR and ALFRED,
for the Downs. The fleet for the Mediterraneaa re-
mains in Cowes Roads.—Wind N. W.

DEAL, FEBRUARY 27.

Arrived his Majesty's ship EDGAR, from the North-
ward ; and CALLIOPE, from-off Flashing, and remain
in the Downs with his Majesty'sfships, as per last, and
several other outward-bound vessels.—;--Wind S.W.

ABERDEEN, FEBRDAR 21.
We formerly mentioned the wreck' of the Isabella
of this port, off the Harbour-of Montrose ; the crew
were all saved by dropping from the vessel and swim-
ming to land ; and after repeated unsuccessful at-
tempts to get at the wreck with the life-boat to relieve
ga woman and child who were still on board, four men,
at the risk of their lives, ventured out in a coble in
the afternoon, and happily succeeded in, bringing
them safe to land. The Merchant, WiLsoN, frem
Dundee to Newcastle, with barley ; the Ann,
and Three Sisters, ALLEN, from Newcastle, with
coals, for Aberdeen and Montrose, were wrecked on
the Sci- instant, near Berwick—crews saved.

CORK, FEBRUARY 20.
The DECADE frigate,is under orders for sea, uport
particular service. The HELENA sloop of war pro-
ceeds with convoy to England, and takes in charge'
her own and the DECADE'S prize. Last Thursday an
American vessel from New York arrived at Dublin ;
her cargo consists of 350 hogsheads of flay-seed, 150
barrels of tar, and 40 bales of cotton-wool. Friday
the Minerva, from East Florida, arrived at Kinsale,
after a passage of 33 days, laden frith IGO ba;es cot-
ton, and 55 tons pine timter. She is bound for Li-
verpool. The PRINCESS CHARLOTTE frigate, Captain
Toorx,
,has a signal flying at Cove for convoy to the
westward.

WESTPORT, FEBRUARY 20.
It appears, by various articles thrown on shore a 1
few miles to the southward .of this place, viz. three
top-masts, several logs of timber, part of a keel, cop-
pered, some chests o tea, and small kegs of butter,
marked " Chichester" (on the ends) that a ship has
been wrecked on this coast.
DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE-MONEY.
The Blonde, for the Betsey, captured May 26, 1807, will he
paid on Friday, at No. 1, Fish-street, Doctors' Commons, and
there recalled, on Mondays and Fridays.
The Pallas, for la Buena Victa, captured December 7, 1807,
will be paid on board to-morrow, and recalled at No. 11, Cecil-
street, same days.
The Defence, for the ship Varel, captured Aagust 20, 11307,
will be paid to-morrow, at No. 1, St. Swithin's-lave, Lombard-
itreet, and there recalled, on Fridays and Tuesdays, for three
months.
The Oberon, for the Prince of Wales, recaptured December 5,
1808, will be paid on board to-morrow, and recalled at No. 23,
NOrfolk-street, on Tuesdays and Fridays, for three months.
The Burbridge, for the capture of the Dutch East Indiamen, i❑
June, 1795, will be paid at the office of Sir Frederick Preston,
Bart. Frederick Place• Old Jewry, on Saturday, March ♦, be-
tween 11 and 2, and ;here recalled on Saturdays afterwards.

Tuesday last, sailed from Leith Roads, the Malta,
of Leith, for Malta, Bcc. ; on Wednesday, the Basilisk
gun-brig, as convoy to the southward ;on Thursday,
the Clio sloop of war, for the Note; and on Friday
the William and Ann, DAVIDSON ; Thomas and Ar. 2),
NEWTON ; and Raith, DAVIDSON, of Leith, for Davis'
Straits whale fishery.
The whole of the crew of the MAGNET which was
lately lost, have been saved. The convoy from
Carlscrona had been partly dispersed, and some of the
vessels driven ashore. The SALCETTE frigate was
driven into the East Sea. The Fama vv:is lost near
Bornholm, and the Sea Cooner shared the same fact.
Two more American vessels are arrived at Liver.
pool. The one is called the Mississippi, and the
other the Example. They are both. said to be from
New Orleans, but one of them,.is in fact from New
England. The Mississippi sailed on the 12th of Ja-
nuary, and brings 650 bales of cotton, and (as was
reported at Liverpool) 150' hogsheads of tobacco.
The Example had a passage of thirty-two days from
New England, and has also brought a valuable cargo.
The Pacific, which bad been appointed to sail with
dispatches for England, on the 25th ult. had not
sailed on the 28th. She'Vms, however, in a state of
perfect readiness, her arrival is therefore daily- ex-
pected •
Sir JAMES SAUMAREZ and Sir SAMIfEL HOOD, will
re-hoist their flags on board their respective ships, the
VICTORY, of 100 guns, Captain DOMARESQ ; and the
CENTAUR, of 71 guns, Captain WESLEY, and proceed
to the Baltic, as soon as that sea is navigable. :,--
Captain D. CAMPBELL is appointed to the Auttitri
I clot's, at Portsmouth ; and Captain PEARSON is ap-
pointed to the DICTATOR, IA the room of Captain
CAMPBELL. Captain SERB: LL is appointed the
Vate Guelderland),.at Chathatr.
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