Star.
London, England, 1809-10-16 00:00:00

NiIVAL INTELLIGENCE.

PLYMOUTH and PLYMOUTH-DOCK, OCTOBER 14.
Arrived, since my last, the Charlotte hired cutter,
of 4 guns, Lieut. BALL, from Guernsey ; ship -Ma-
riner, Captain HENNA, from St. Croix, bound to
London, laden with sugar and coffee, she passed by
here several days ago for the River, but the wind
blowing strong at East, she could not beat up Chan-
nel, and was obliged to put back and come in here ;
the Margaret and Brothers, CLEVER, from Sunder-
land ; the NIMROD hired cutter, and the INDEFATI-
GABLE frigate, Capt. RODD, from Rochefort. Sailed
the Commerce ketch, CREWS, for Liverpool ; and the
Sandwich hired lugger, for Jersey.
The Gamecock schooner, of this port, is captured
by a French privateer. The Ventlusk, of Stettin,
BANT master, laden with wine, from Bourdeaux,
bound to Bremen, has been detained and sent -into
Fowey, by the LYRA gun-brig.
Yesterday morning as the Atlas, of this port, Cap-
tain AYRE, laden with a valuable cargo of merchan-
diLe for Cadiz, was turning out of the Sound, with the.
wind at S. E. she was run foul of by the John and
Mary, also of this port, which was then coming into the
Sound be.-ore the wind, by which means the vessels
became so entangled, that the Atlas drifted on the
rocks of the garrison, and there struck off her rudder;
fortunately, by immediate assistance being given, she
was again got off, and towed into Mill Bay, where
her damages are repairing.
The Conjuror, of this port, bound from hence to
Gibraltar, is said to have been captured by a French
lugger privateer.
Sailed the Robert, Capt. CRAWLEY, for Gibraltar.
PORTSMOUTH, OCTOBER 11
Arrived his Majesty's ship GostinwicE, from a
cruize ; and HEROINE, from the Nore.—Sailed the
DEXTEROUS gun-brig on a cruize.—Came into har-
bour his Majesty's ship BELLONA.—Wind S.
DOVER, OCTOBER 15.
Came in yesterday the sloop la Paiz, of and from
Calais, with a cargo of coals, bound to the westward;
she was driven on shore a few days ago at Etaples,
by his Majesty's sloop APELI.ES, whose boats suc-
ceeded in getting her from the shore, although a
great many soldiers were on the beach with their
muskets, from which they kept up an incessant firing
at our men, but fortunately without hurting any one
of them.—Wind E.
DEAL, OCTOBER 15.
Came down from the River, the Coffee-Planter'
Roax:rrs, for Jamaica ; Henry, BENNETS, and the
Robert, Arrassox, for Lisbon ; Polly, Pittmci.n, for
Gibraltar ; Zephyr, SCOTT, Langley, BYERS, and
the Blacket and Ridley, REED, for Portsmouth.
SHEERNESS, OCTOBER 14. •
Sailed this day his Majesty's ship NIGHTINGALE,
for Gottenburg, with a fleet under convoy ; also sailed
his Majesty's ship OSPREY, with the trade, for Heli-
goland.
OCT. 15.—Sailed for Flushing, his Majesty's ship
Is!s, Captain LOSACK.—A large fleet of Merchant
ships from the Baltic has passed by the Nore for the
river Thames ; it sailed from Gottenburg under con-
voy of the OWEN GLENDORE frigate.—The AcnEssou
gun-brig is appointed to sail on the 17th inst. with
I the trade for Heligoland.
HARWICH, OCTOBER 15.
Arrived this morning the King George packet
from Flushing, with about 11 Officers passengers.—
Sailed yesterday a large fleet under convoy, for Got-
tenburgh ; also the Lord Duncan, Capt. HAAIII.TON,
for Heligoland; the Earl of Leicester, Capt. HAM-
MOND, for Gottenburgh ; and Prince of Wales, Capt.
MASON, for Flushing.

YARMOUru, OCTOBER 15.
Arr Wed froM the Note, with a fleet bound to CEA-
.enburgh, the WOODLARK sloop of war ; the CAMILLA
,100 p) ACUTE gun•br ig, from a cruize ; and CENsoR
ditto; with several sailors who hate lost their ships
in the late gale off Heligoland. Sailed the SeatoturtY
and Barns!' FAIR cutters on a a uize. The CA-
-44Y1'50 sloop of war is appointed to take transport R Y
vititt,..itores for the Baltic. The Flora, Captain Vol.-
K EAT PEKKERT, of Pappenburgh, from Dram, and
bound to London with timber and deals, having lost
her rudder, &c. in the late gale, has put into these
Roads to repair. The Vrow Antonia, Johan Tunis,
and the North Star, are arrived here from Christiana,
with deals. Two schuyts, laden with silk and wool,
are arrived here from the Continent. A large fleet
passed here from the Westward, under convoy.—
Remain the Roebuck, Calypso, Acute, Censor, Ca-
milla, Havock, Ephira, and Woodlark, with convoy,
wind-bound.—Wind E.
TRURO, OCTOBER 13.
The Frederick Prussian dogger, detained and sent
into Falmouth, sailed from Bourdeaux in company
with a French ship corvette, fully laden with naval
stores for the Isle of France. A French brig cor-
vette was fitting out there—the only vessel of war in
the Garonne. No English prize had been carried
into that river for a long time past. His Majesty's
brig CADMUS has captured several French coasters;
one of them, a brig laden with converted ship tim-
ber, is arrived at Falmouth. The French lugger
la Legere, prize to the MEousa frigate, and laden
' with iron, wine, &c. is also arrived at Falmouth.
—L'Eole, a French prize to the SURVEILLANT F. and
MEDUSA frigates, laden with salt, &c. arrived in the
Mount's-bay a few days ago, and being driven by the
gale from Gwavas Lake, ran for Newlyn Pier, but
got upon the rocks, where she now lies. No lives
were lust ; and part of the cargo has been landed ;
but it is doubtful whether the vessel can be preserved,
as the gale still continues. The bri John of Truro,
TRELUDDRA master, with a cargo of timber for this
port, was captured off the Mount's Bay, by a French
privateer, and carried to France. The master has
been sent to Valenciennes.