Star.
London, England, 1812-04-03 00:00:00

YARMOUTH, APRIL 2.

This morn;nz arrived fi om a cruize the BLAZER
and BRISEIS gun-brigs, and two foreign vessels, their
prizes. Sailed the CHANTICLEER, Capt. SPEARS, on
a cruize, aipcl two cutters. Put into these Roads, the
CENson and BRITONIART. Sent in by the Dem= fri-
gate, De Nedare Hoffnung, with stockfish, MARTIN
JENSEN, master, from North Bergen, bound to the
Tezel ; and the Danish transport, N 0.122, laden with
rye, prize to the LEVERET sloop of war.—Wind S.W.
6RAVESEND, APRIL 2.
Arrived the MONARCH, EuPURATES, and NOR-
THAMPTON East- T.adiamen, from the Downs.

LEITH, MARCH so.
The brig Halesworth trader of Southwold, from
London, bound to Shields, was driven ashore on the
West Sands, at St. Andrew's, on Saturday afternoon.
When the vessel struck, the crew took to their boat.
They were all into 'it but one boy, when a heavy sea
broke the painter, and carried the boat a considerable
distance from the ship. The seamen, debilitated by
cold and fatigue, unable to regain the ship, were
obliged to let the boat drift on shore, and left the boy
clinging to the vessel, while every wave was rolling
over her. Notwithstanding the awful ..agitation of
the sea, a few young sailors. ielonging to the tewn,
with a noble intrepidity, embarked in the ship's boat,
and, after struggling about an hour against the angry
billows, reached the vessel, and. brought the Boy in
safety to the shore. It is thought the ship cannot be
got off. She is only in ballast.
MARCH 31.—The GALLANT gun-brig sailed on Sa-
turday on a cruize.*The Eliza tender an iced on Sa-
turday ; a Danish vessel, prize to the Itimmurs
sloop of war, on Sunday—and the NIGIITING tI.E and
RIFLEMAN sloops of war, from a cruize, with a Da.
nish vessel, their prize, yesterday.

SHIPS ARRIVED,
At I.lsbon, the Vestal, Leggan ; Minerva, aten ; Expedicao,
Naguira ; and the Anna Maria, Stevenson, from London ; Dia-
mond, lig!it'y, front Livei pout ; James and Mary. Dunn; and
Two :isicrs, Ekkell, from Newcastle; lady Provost, M'Ncil,
from Glasgow ; La:ona. Anderson ; and Felicity, Timothy, front
Dublin; Hope. Bartlett, from Waterford : Severn, Decry ; and
Zamiera, Angtli, friim Gibraltar; Thames, Lions; and Aurora,
Moreiro, from Bahia; Endeavour. Field, from Newfoundland ;
Eliza, Sacke, from Quebec; and Ernperedur da America, —,
from Rio I ageiro.
At Oporto, the Onyx, Walker; Commerce, Bryan ; Adonis,
Draper ; Ann and Maria, Palmer ; Robert, Chalmers ; Isabel,
Franbur ; London, ----; Margaret, Craweil; Young Dixon,
Caster; Industry, Yates; and Illrica Christiana, Mittrent from
I .ondon ; Emulous, Archer, from Newcastle ; Anson, Goodwin,
front Yarmouth; Sir Peteg. Gariike, from Hull; Dido, Mathews;
atid Invrja, Matto, front Liverpool.
At St. Lilac's, the John Adams, God, from Hull:

The Henrietta, Fiats-mato, from St. Michael's to
Bristol, put into Madeira on the 30th of Jantiary, in
distress, and has been condemned.
The William Scott, CONGDON, was wrecked near
Madeirf, in January.
The Rosina, FURST, from Christiana to London, is
totally lost, on the Coast of Holland.
The Traveller, —, from Dundee to Chichester ;
and the Dundee Packet, from ditto to Portsmouth,
have put into Burnt Island, with damage, and must
unload to repair.
The Marta, GILCHRIST, from Cork to Liverpool,
sailed from the former pla:e some time in December,
and has not since been heard of
Lieutenant D. E. BanutoLostzw, commanding
the RICHMOND gun-vessel,lias been promoted to the
rank of Commander for his gallantry in destroying
l'lntrepide, a French privateer, of eighteen long 12•
pounders, acd 130 men, belonging to Malaga.
The naval uniform is greatly improved by the late
regulations and orders of the PRINCE Raisvr ; and
it is to be hoped that an adequate increase of pay will
accompany this additional mark of his Royal High-
ness the PRINCE RECENT'S attention to the Officers of
the Navy.
The 11ACCHANTE frigate, Csptain Horrz, is fitting
at Portsmouth, for the reception of the Duke dcl IX-
FANTADO.

By accounts from Salonica, of the 4th February,
we learn, that the SALserrs frigate had taken a large
French privateer in the Archipelago. The Captain
and crew were put in irons, and were to be tried as
pirates, in consequence of having taken and sunk
six British merchantmen after the privateer's com-
mission from the Freochhad expired. The privateer's
name was unknowns but was belicvedto be le Petit
Diet;lei

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In the STAR of yesieiday• by g typngrapl Vexl error,
one of our parxgrApbs respecting Flati .jui was ref:-
dcred uninielligib:e. It should have been given as
fol lows :

" Some tinte ago, i great rroportion of the Cartison wee Poles;
but they deserted in Judi number', that they were ad taken out,
and replaced by a brigade or Germans: these, howeeet, being
fovrd to desert in is great numbers as the POles, they were With-
drawn, and some Swiss put in, (in sic prnpbriiqn, lin,vever, bi
three Frenchmeti to earl: Swiss.; and taking the precautto4neeir
to crud among them any

We ale harpy to hear that the wound of ColortA
FLETtnicii is but slight, and there k every reason to
hope that the army be deprived only for a very
short time, of the survices of that most able and dis-
tinguished CtEeer. .

Badajot., nosY the sceno of sach even:ful opera.:
tions, and like;y to be one, perhaps of decisive action,
it the cariul of Estreinadura: it stands on an emi-
nence on the south ride of the large river Guadiana,
over ..vhich there is a bridge 700 paces king, and 14
broad, built by Romans. On this bridge, the
Portuguese were defeated by D in John of Austria,
in !Gel. It is 175 macs S. by W. of Madrid.
A direct Official ComeSponclence has been estab-
-I:s'•'.'d, tipn the recommendation of the Iris.h Go-
vernment, between the Super intendants of lkfilitary
Account., and the Comptrt Hers of Army Accounts,
in Dublin. It is, however, to be strictly confined to
points of Regimental Finance, and such as do not in.
volve any question as to the admission of a new or
unauthoi iced charge against the pithlic.
The Marquis of HUMPY left town yesterday
morning to superintend the embarkation nt his gal.
Lent regiment ( the 42d) which is ordered immediately
for Portugal.

The 2d battalion of the Si st k to embark for Pori.
tugal immediately. The Ist battalion of this regia
ment is 1200 strong.
The West Essex Regiment Militia tare' offerrd
a reward of 50 guineas, for the apprehension of the
offenders who lately robbed Serjeant HARVICY, of that
regiment, between Stilton and Norman-cross Ilarracks,
and inhumanly cut off the greater part of his tongue.