Star.
London, England, 1809-04-29 00:00:00

DEAL, APRIL 28.

Arrived his Majesty's ships CORDELIA from a cruize,
and MARINER from Plymouth. His Majesty's ship
BEAGLE has the signal flying fora con boy to the West.
ward.—Wind N. E.
FROM LLOYD'S LIST.
GRAv t SEND, Avast. tg.--Passed by the Harmony, Davidson,
from Honduras.—Sailed the Eleanor, Harrison, for Curacoa ;
Rosa, Ware, for Malta ; Mary, Smith, fur Cadiz ; Commerce,
Walker ; and Flora, Rotidall, for Dublin • Recovery, —, for
Gibraltar; Kitty, Baker; Experiment, Bed; and Amelia, /killers,
fur Gottenburgh.
ARRIVALS.

At Southampton, the Reliance, Andrews, from Cork—ln Tor-
hay, the Trafalgar, Keen, from the Brazils—At Milford, the Lan-
caster, Turnbull, from the Brazils—Off Falmouth, the Creole,
Wells, from Jamaica—At Cork, the Malvina, Smith, from 'le.
neriffe ; and the Mary, Jennings, from Hayti—At Wexford, the
Warren, Senderley, from London—At Londonderry, the Athol,
M'Kenzie, from London—At Honduras, the Hibernia, Smith,
from London.

The Stratigt r, Lowden, (one bf the fleet from Jamaica) is re-
ported to be arrived at Dublin.

The Si.-;us, with the fleet for the East ludies, arrived at Ma-
deira, and sailed again on the 18th uk.
The Brilliant, and the.ficet fur the Brazils, &c. arrived at Ma-
deira on the 15th

Tits Swinger, I.uxton, from London and Cork, for St.Thomas's,
is run down—two of the crew drowned.
The Nicholas Maria, —, from London for the Baltic, has
been captured by the Danes, retaken by the Swedes, and con-
demned.

During a heavy gale at East, on the I Gth instant, the sloop in.;
dustry, from Leith to Belfast, with a cargo of flax seed, got ashore
in Lamlash Ba% , Island of Arran, and sunk; part of the cargo has
been landed, but in a very damaged state.
The ships Elphinstone, Winchelsea, and Essex sailed from
Bombay for China the ?sth July, under convoy of 'his Majesty's
ship Amit ON called off Penang; anchored In Malacca Road 2Sth
August, with the Ainwick Castle and David Scott, from Madras,
but last fro:n Penang. The five ships were to proceed on their
voyage to China the 2d September.

The following ships, 22 in number, 16 British and
six Foreign, were taken possession of by the enemy,
when he entered Oporto on the 29th of last March.
Some of these were laden, others were loading. The
.British ships were—
The Nelson, John Dawn; Lord Howick, Nicholas Anderson;
Unity, Robert Gardiner; Noah, Samuel Bowman; Atalanta,
Zeck Botterbi ; Elizabeth, John Henderson; John, John Hay-
wood; Phisnix, John TomkinS ; Mary, Samuel Beck; Favourite,
Christopher Liddel ; Aquilon, James Thomas; Little Mary,
Thomas Bruck ; Harmony, Thomas Pennon; Quern, Cuthbert
Marshall ; Progress, John Baker ; Charlotte, Stephen Watson.

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The native Portuguese were—
Viamente, Sebutian Lopez; Elm ria, Vast.
The Foreign were—
Mania, Oabt. Dalin ' • Fros* OurnecWoa, Joharina ; Clark, W.
de Yonge ; and RosineiLudovig PetleL

Wednesday* a seaman of the name of Gows,
tried by Court-martial on board the Sas:via:ion, at Ply-
mouth, for desertion, iff being absent fitiin his ship
Without leave ; which being proved, he was sentenced
to receive 200 lashes through the fleet. His brother
received 150 on Monday last, fore offence: offence: