Star.
London, England, 1815-01-30 00:00:00

TORBAY, JANUARY 21.

Yesterday the sloop John and Sarah, of this port,
drove from her anchors, and was lost on the rocks
near the port. Arrived his Majesty's ship SFALARK
from Rochfori.--Wind S.W.

RAMSGATE. JANUARY 29.

A French schooner got cm shore last night to the
Westward of this harbour, but got off without da-
mage. Came in the ship Nautilus, ADLAND, from
London to Grenada, with her bowsprit broke by'an-
other ship. Came in several other ships for shelter.

COWES, JANUARY 29.
Put in for shelter the French ship of war I'Aiinable
Eulalie, from Havre for Brest, with converted timber.

The Sovt reign, SMITH, from Se. Thomas's, is arri-
ved at Portsmouth; sailed on the 14th ultimo, tinder
convoy of his Majesty's ships Oaasrss, PALMA, and
HA EARN with 31 sail of vessels bound totheat Britain,
and patted from them on the 16th inst. in a heavy
gale, which continued for six days, during which the
whole of the fleet were dispersed.
The BONNE CITOYENNE, Captain Curroao, is or-
dered into harbour to have her defects repaired, and
be fitted again for sea.
The sum of 1500 in Bank tokens has been received
at Portsmouth Dock-yard, on its way to Plymouth,-
to which place they will be conveyed by the ZEPHYR*
The Amelia, SMITH, from the Clyde to St. Do-
mingo, is retaken by the THRACIAN sloop of war,
after being plundered of all her cargo, except a few
boxes of soap and tin, and carried into Jamaica.
The Pommy, Capt. Aims, is collecting convoy at
Portsmouth, for the coast of Spain, Portugal, and
Mediterranean; and the ARIEL, Captain Ross, for the
Canary Islands and coast of Afrita.
The Mews, Captain Svcittimo, is dismantling for
paying off ; tbc PIONEER, Lieut. Jona HILL, for going
into dock; and the CURACOA, Capt. Towels, to un-
der repair.
The DANNEMARE, Captain BAKER, kat been refitted
:at Spithead, and is again ready for sea.
The TYRIAN, Captain BALDWIN, has arrived at
Portsmouth from her attendance on the Panics RE-
GENT. at Blitchtoo6 She will return thence as soon as
she has received some supplies. The Caoconits,
Capt. Eutorr, has been put out of commission.
The West-India convoy will sail, it is expected,
'about the sth February, under the WAREN*, &Os

Friday was the Second Day of the Drawing of
the Lottery, when Bum sold the foUoirinriersCapl4
Prizes all in Shares, and the fortunate iro
have their Money on demand.
- MCI- - £3OO son . . MOO '
- - iCSOO 7,110 . . MOO
1,143 - - 4100 10,014 - . 611110
2497 . - 4100 Sc. ko.
To-sioaaow the Lottery will finish. The Wheel
now contains
t of . £lO,OOO 4 (
1 • • 2.000 S -
: . - 1,000 II - -
SOO &e. Ike.
Tialaaa and Shares, warranted undrawt are selling
at Baas% 4, Cornhill, and 9, Chat ing-Cross.
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Motes Ss 01 ce Ss OW** Ss Od to 7s Ikt
Beasts lalll-41isep sad Lents 10,760—Calves 100--Pfp slio
HAY AND STRAW, PER LOAD.
PAtadmir Me 41 to 111 Os I am, A Os is St Ils
Sum Al 10s. as 41 141.

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