Star.
London, England, 1809-12-22 00:00:00

POP.TSMOUTH, DEC. 21.

Arrived the IMPertmux man of war, from the
Downs.—The TRINCULO takes convoy to the Downs.
Dia" V$R, DEC. 21.
Sailed his Majeity's Sloop ROYALIST on a cruize.—
Wind W.N.W. and moderate.

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Put
baik the if)hOle of the ottroilitrAtotitia
lledyeterday, except the Mary Ann, tliza Ann;
and.the GA.l.Larcr schooner.—Wind S. S. W. •
'YARMOUTH, DECEMBER 21.
. Ariibed this morning from a cruize, the CALYPSO
iloOp of war, and the SWAY cutter, from Carlscrona,
Which place she left the Ist of this month ; the Mixo-
Tana and IMPLACABLE were lying there, .all
Sailed for Heligoland; with convoy, the .-11m-cmut
ban-brig.
Ships in the Rope's—Roebuck, Onyx, Zenobia, Drake, Brito-
;net, vix.n, Hearty, Emma schuytz, and t*o cutters.

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FROM LLOYD'S LIST.
Oit.insgsfi, Dec. 21.,—Arrived the Mont-Real, Hall, from
Mogatlore; Nelly, Reeg, from Flushing; and the Faute,Duscan,
from Honduras.—Sailed the Susan, Cotton, for Lisbon ; Dulwich,
'I rear, far. St. ; Recovery, Alexander, for Curacoa ;
General Wilkinson, for St. Andero; and the Tunbridge
Midway, Row, forOpOrto.

Tile James Afaddlion, from Brenigt, Is on talons at earls/am-
Thelphn, Woodhouse, from Jamaica to Livorptiakii *ashore
'at Hoylake, but expected to be got off. • .
Tlae Thom!, from Surinam to Liverpool, is. wrecked- near
bout:l:aria; crew drowned; part of the cargo is expected' fo be
saved. • •

.:?hp Akinds, Sebum, frosts Stockholm's to LoisloO, io,lol.r.ear
VArlearona,
The Ann, Kirkaldy, from London xo Shielia? watt totally lost
OTrielay, near Shitlds.
The Maria Theresa, from Mayonnaise to taficief; It rat into
New Yorrerith much damage.

The !uffroye Elisabeth, from Petersburgh, is put into Revel,
w:6l damage, and will be obliged to discharge.
The Herrick Carl; from Archangel, was wrecked on the Bar
*brat the •ith October.

I,e George, a collier, Stewart, was driven on shore in Sand-
rich Flats, on Friday.

'I he Theodore, Duise, from Petersburgh, hu been on shore on
Oathland. and it is supposed will winter there.
Thy Speculation, Martinson, from Stockholm to Plymouth, is
atianded at Novkopping.
The Union, CARSLs, from Sunderland to Weymouth, is on
shore near Mutiraiold, and full of water. .
The Melcombe, Dater, fro:n Sunderland to Weymouth, foun-
dealti off Yarmouth.
The. Liberty, of Sunderland, W. ELLEANOR, foundered at sea
ea,Friday last. Crew saved by the Ovington.
Tke Ocean, AVRONE, from London to Gibraltar, arrived in
the Humber on Wednesday nicht, from the Downs. whence she
was driven in 19 honrs to the Humber, and expected every hour
eu be lost. A great number of vessels were on slire all the way.
A heavy gale was experienced at Martinique in the latter end
of October. The Fortitude, for London, which was driven on
shore on the ISth, and a vessel called the Isabella, were totally
lost; an American vessel, and three schooners were driven on
shore; and the Magdaline lost part of her masts.
five o'clock on the evening of Saturday Sennight, one of!
the larp•st boat, on the passage between Dundee andWood.haven,
was dr:ven,by the violence of the wind, upon some rocks a little
to the eastward of Mr. GORDON'S Inn, at Newport. The piniple
on board (two boatmen and a passenger) were saved, and the
baat, !'s a short time, became a complete wreck. The passen-
ger, id Care sortie iron hoops lie had on board, delayed landing,
:nuil it AV4I• fauna necessary to throw a rope to him, to draw him
on shore. He was mu& be uised on the rocks, and was with dif-
ficulty saved.
Monday, about twelve o'clock, at a barge belonging td Mr.
ROBERT MASON, barge-master, was coming up the River Mid-
way, near Chatham Reach, it I)..ing low water, and the weather
boisterous, her bottom dragged against a chain belonging to the
'-sen of war in the River; with such violence, that it tore away
Pau 0? her tiliabeiri, which caused her to make so Inoeh water,
that it was impassible to keep it milder with pumping, and the
t Aptain was obliged for his safety, and that of his wife (who was
boaid with him) to rod her on shore, which he had scarcely
-ffected, and, with his wife, got into the boat, when the barge
soak. it was laden nrith Shop goods, consisting of cheese, sugars,
'se and some rags, which articles are materially damaged, par.
the sugar and cheese. The vessel has since been got up
:itrt being tight hours under water.

Sittarday se'nnight, the Smack, Tweed packet, Cnaerr.:ts,
!-Ism Berwick to London, gnirg up the Baf with -a strOns wind
••t S. W. thi eight very dakic, endeavourihg to pass the Fern
blapds, rtreck with great violr nee upon one a the sunken rockF
yinside if t Nem. The vessel was soon driven from hrr datigerous
'ituatout, by the violence of the waves, and the Captain made di-
rectly !or Igieewick harbour, but the great fresh in the river pre-
bigoted her entrance; the smack *as taken to liply 'bland, which
she milk with dilfiktiky, having four fret water in her hold. The
bn'tom of the 11 Midi damaged; and when examined, a
ta,ye piecti of the rock, which bad been broken by the shock, was
!mind in it.

Lnrd ST. AtApu, it is said, has received a confer=
nation of the foss of the Lady Nelson, of Liverpool:
All on board po4.hed, inchiding his Lordship's ton I
411 Officer in toe Coldstream Guards.
On the 17th Ult. a fleet of about 130 vessels sailed
rmni Carlscrana, Under conioy of the ST.Geottur.
Three ships, which patted in a gale ire the Cattegat,
Nave arrived at Leith. The bulk of tht convoy may
`~e daily etpeCted.
We hare g %net !loth Riga, dated the 22d ult. in
which it is hientibned, that 140 ships are frozen up in
Gulph ; and that there is no prospect of their
being extricated ficun their csiifinement until the en-
spring.