Star.
London, England, 1813-11-02 00:00:00

COVE OF CORK, OCTOBER ?T.

• COMMODORE Romans.—Admiral Tnoamsoaovcif,
we are informed, has received a letter intimating the
capture of the President, American frigate, by his
Majesty's ship BELLEREPHON, 71guns.
Yesterday arrived his Majesty's ship Damn, with
a Fleet from Falmouth, to join convoy here for the
West.lndies. His Majesty's ships BARHAM, Captain
SPRANGER; LEONIDAS, HUD. Capt. SEYMOUR ; SNAKE
and DASHER, are to convoy them to Jamaica. The
several ships composing this very valuable fleet,
about 200 sail, are unmooring and getting under
weigh. The transports with a company of the Royal
Artillery and 60th Regiment of Foot, kc. proceed
with the convoy for Barbadoes. His Majesty's ship
BAccuos, Captain Hot.; sails to-day with the two
I convict ships, Catherine and Tnree Bees, to jotn con-
voy at Falmouth.—His Majesty's sloop Hamm,
Captain MoNritasson, on Monday sailed for Belfast;
she is gone on a five months cruize between this post
and Loughswilly.

IB.kLLYWATER, OCTOBER 22. .
In the course of this day several boxes of valuable
goods hair been safely brought here fiom the Clew.
(kroner( 23.—The shipwrecked vessel remains in
nearly the same states ito boats can get out to hex till
the weather becomes more calm.
SLIGO, OCTOBER 2.8.
It is not known what the vessel was which was
wrecked off the Ilirr Isle on Thursday week. A
man was seen walking on the rock, but nii person
could leave the shore. Friday, when they went to
ham ha was found dead. On searching him, nothing
oould be got that could lead to any discovery respec-
ting the vessel; Some dead pigs and some Warns
' have been driven ashore.
We are sorry to announce the loss of the sloop
William, HAGERTY, fr m hence to Glasgow, with a
cargo of flax, yarn, barley, &c. After being some
time at sea she met with a severe gale from the eatii•
ward, which forced her back, and in making a. tack
to get off the lee shore, near Port-Sallagh, she missed
stays and drifted on a ridge of rocks. The passen•
. gers and crew were all saved, but the vessel went to
pieces, and very little of the cargo has been got oa
shore. A galliot which sailed A few boors before the
William, was caught in the same gale, and totally
lost, and all on board perishes!.

LEITH, OCTOBER 30.
Three hundred and sizry•four sail of vessels saile.
from Hawke Roads on the 22d instant, under convoy
of his Majesty's ship CHEROKEE, which arrived yes-
terday morning in these Roads. Amongst the atieve
were the following vessels for this port : Mercuric.,
GULBHANDsON ; Regent, CRALMERs ; Sarah, Dt”.•
cAN ; Tuskan, BARTELS ; Attli Dalrymple,
ETON ; Jane, FATEusON ; Garland, PEACOCK; Maio,
iviUCKLE • ACtil/N1 GR' SY ; PhCCOiXI FORTUNE; the
Flora, BAKER ; Acorn, GRAMMAR ' • and Ernona,
SMlTH.—Nineteen sail are stated to have been totally
wrecked in Gottenbuigh, and in the Sound.
A convoy is appointed to sail from these Roads
for Gottenburgh, on the 6th of November.

The account of the arrival of the Sir Godfrey Web-
ster Indians') at Me of France is, we al.: nappy
to find, confirmed by the receipt of a lettkr from 11:e
Captain, via the Brazils, to the managing owner. of
that ship. •

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