Star.
London, England, 1812-01-25 00:00:00

YARMOUTH, JANUARY 24.

Arrived the TIIIIESIIEIt gun-brig, with convoy
from Heligoland—one of her convoy, sloop rigged
and belonging to London, laden with cotton, was
run on board of, and immediately sunk—the crew
saved. Also arrived the STARLING, Lieut. Narmt,
and remains in the Road with the Admiral's flag-
ship and the Acute gun-brig. Sailed the PitovioEscE,
16 guns, bound to Ireland. Wind N.W.

The Vigilant, SrEvExs, from Demerara to Liver-
pool" was taken the 13th inst. by the Brectois
teer. On the 19th she captured the Charlotte, GRIP
FIT H, from Lisbon, and gave her up : the Charlotte
arrived at Penzance on Wednesday last.

The El Dulce Nombre de Jesus, Mace, from Ca-
diz tp Vera Cruz, put into Port Royal, Jamaica, on
the 16th of November, leaky.
The Pearl, —, from St. Andrew's, fonndere*
off the Banks of Newfoundland, having been run foul
of by another vessel.

The GreenhaMt SHERIDAN, from Jamaica, parted
from the Quebec, HARVEY, and Anna Maria, 15th
December, in lat. 29. 43. N. long. 63. 57. W. in a
gale, all well.
The Elizabeth, AMARA hIS, from Norway to Lon-
don, put into Heligoland in distress, and is sold.
The Juno, of Hull, laden with corn, is on shore near
A ldborough.
The Margaret, MAY, sailed from Heligoland, for
Yarmouth, on the 13th inst. and was towed back on the
16th, in distress.

The Lady Gambier, of London, has run on the
rocks off Belem, but great part of her cargo and stores
having been taken out, it is expected s'oe will be got
off.

ARRIVF.D—At Limerick, the Conwt, Callum, from Oporto.
At the Cape of Good Pope, Haring, Templar, from London. At
Li.bon, Two Brothers, I.under, and Mary, Lineohi, from New-
foundland ; Gratidas, from Pernantbucco ; El;za Blrker,
—, front 'Waterford ; Eliza, I.ane, ont Limerick ; Piedade,
Alma., and Owar,l.ambert, from Cork ; liercules, Pyn..tor, from
Liverpool; and Diana, Lacey, from I.ime&k. At Oporto, Tmn
and Mary, Painter, front I.isbon. At Dublin,. New Liberty,
I'ritchard, front London. At Gibraltar, Princess Mary, Goodstr,
front London.

The ship Jason, which was sunk in the King's
Channel, in Waterford river, on Friday the 13th
ult. was, after extraordinary exertion, and tinabating
perseverance, got up on the night of Wednesday
se nnight. 1
In the case of the American ship Femele, Cituou
master, detained for a breach of the Orders in Coun-
cil, and brought to adjudication before the Court of
Admiralty, on Tuesday last, Dr. Pitiutmon E moved
the Court fur permission to introduce evidence to
spew that the operation of the Decrees of Milan and
Berlin had ceased. He stated; that if this fact could
(as he was credibly informed it could) be proved, he
should then think he might confidcntly contend be-
-1 fore the Court, that Americans would be entitled
to the restoration .of their property, even though
there was no formal revocation of the Orders in
Council on the part of our Government. Sir W.
&OTT, after inquiring whether the proofs 'suggested
could be immediately produced; rejected the appli-
_cation. He thought the case in question must cid-
low the course of the other American cases—he could
not presume a revocation of the Orders in Coun-
cil till it had been notified to him by Government ;
and he suggested, that even if it could be :hewn that
the French Decrees were revoked, there wou'd still
be a question of law, whether a repeal of them, as to
America alone, would be considered as a repeal by
our Government.

The following instance of French barbarity is ex-
tracted from the Gibraltar Chronicle :—" Upon re-
tiring from Igulitda, in Catalonia, the French, on the
10th of October, in order to save themselves the

trouble of removing the sick and wounded, dug
ditches, in which they buried alive all those whose
cure would, in the opinion of the doctors, have re-
quired along time! There was among them a Lieut.-
Colonel, whose intreaties could not, any mote than
the surplications. of the other wretches, soften the
bea►:s or his barbarous companions!"

LAI? 12+17ELLIG.EAVX.

COCKPIT`, WHITEHALL, JANUARY 19.
Before the'Lchis Commissioners of Appeal in Prize
Causes. •

Littit Mary., Shrouder master.—This American
vessel, laden with tobacco, from Baltimore to a per-
mitted port in the North of Europe, was captured by
the Desiree and Britomart. Their Lordsh;ps affirmed
the sentence of the Court below, in condemning 514
and cargo.
Elizabeth) ?dowel' master.—This American vessel,
on a voyage from Baltimore tl Tonnin i;en, was st iz-
ed in the river Ems, by the Blazer. Sentence of con-
demnation affirmed.
Caroline, Arnie master.=-This vessel under Danish
colours, ladeq with brandy, &c. from Naples to Lon-
don, was captured by the privateer Atilla, and car-
ried to Malta, and there condemned. Further proof
directed.

lohannes t:ovld•not del vet her catgo to any d
ports of the Baltic, on her arrival, site was to retutn
to England; instead of doing so, she bad been de-
tained atiCarlsham by the Agent upon a specul diens, •
and in expectation of such a change of politics taking:
place, as would at some time or other enable du
plaintiff to deliver her cargo to advantage. The Cc lift
granted a rule to chew cause.