Star.
London, England, 1810-11-08 00:00:00

PLYMOUTH, NOVEMBER: e.

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A considerable body of Marines, belonging to the
Portsniouth, Chatham, and 'Woolwich divisions, hive
arrived here: they will be joined by a detachment
Rom the Ply Mouth division, and .embark to-morrow
Or
Thursday for Corunna. Prepai-ations are making
in Stonehouse Pool for the reception of the Falmouth-
rackets. The brig Jenopher, of Padstow, liAwraws.
water, from Youghall for Poole, laden with provi:
6jons, upset in the violent gale on'aaturday morning
last, and instantly went down,
withintwo leagues of
Mousehole Island : one manbelonging to her was
drowned. Arrived the American brig Retrieve, re-
captured by his Majesty's 'sloop' Gor..twurcu ; and
Owe cartel, from Morlaix.
Arriired the MALLETT SChOalker: from Portsmouth,
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the EARL SrzYcita cutter frons.eoik, -the Monuirrorr
wned brig with a convcirfrem Swansea, and the
fueAs.t.sr sloop of war 'from. a craize. Went out. of '
Barbour to did Sound the PRI/WI:L.4S Ciummoris fri-
gate. Sailed the DtaiNG gun-brig With a convdy for
the Downs, the WEAZLE schooner- for Torbay, and
the DIANA frigate to resume her station off:Havre.
PORTSMOUTH, NOVEMBER' 7. •

Arrived his Majesty's ships DONEGAL:L., REVAVG!,*
CVANI, from off Cherbourg. The AIWA; that
!Ailed with convoy on the 4th; and the Tymorilviiick
sailed with dispatches on the 401 ing. *fatback :el
SHEERNESS, NOVEMBER T. **'

Arrived his Majesty's ship •DitiabliDAlT,7l;o.lll thi'
Westtrard, and sailed op the Iliames.,vith the DOn
His Majesty's slodp S?/AKE has come into
harbour from the Nore.

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YARMOUTH, NOVEMBER 7.

Arrived yesterday afternOmi-the PORTIA, from
Sheerness; the SPITFIRE, fronVORTSMOUTH ; andthe,
Balsas, from a cruize, in which !be fell in with and.
engaged a French privateert..of IS guns, but she
escaped being taken by superior !tiling. Sailed the
Nan sloop, of 18 guns, for -the None. Remain the
Roebuck and Havoc with the above.--W. by S.
The Impress service at this port is suspended.
LLOYD'S LIST.
Giadssixo, Nov. d—Arrived the /Ira. Sri. dei Carmen,
11:tut, from the Havanaah. Sailed the Pinny, Glasseott. for
/I.ide in; ; Boston, Bain, for Tarragona; British Queen' Cooper,
Tunica; Anna and Maria, Adams, for Gibraltar; Swallow,
111.eatley, for Lisbon ; and Santo Croat°, Pucheetavfor
mottutp....ln the Clyde, the John, Joyce, from Demerara. At
IhbLa, Betsey, Roach, from Boston. At Belfast, Hawke, Bu-
Oran, from Quebec ; and the Ann, Crosbie, from America. At
Cork, Ptwhalen, Peythresa, from Virginia. -
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1 he Northumberland packet, of. Sunderland, eonk off Whitby,
• Friday last.

The Stwely man of war, that arrived Ia the Downs on Mon.
by he, sailed from Hano Bay on the tat ult. and from Gotten.
tr,,h the 20th, wits a fleet, under convoy of the Princess Ce-
hhee.

'1 he Centinel gun-brig sailed from the Wilt Eli Monday, with
19tet for ,Cotte.nburgh, &c. ; and the Vauteur sloop sailed
tom Harwich on Tuesday, with a fleet for the same destination.
Levessels which sailed from the Neve the Slot nit. under cos-
t:7ot the Vauteur and CentbUsl, were diaperied.
DISTRIBUTION OP PLIZB MONET.
The Niobe, for the Danish ship King .f Assianthe, captured
Angst 31, 107, will be paid the 10th instant, 6n hoard, at
tinusnouth, and recalled at No. 22, Ndrfolk-street, L•ndon.
The Valiant, for la Conaance, captured Februai7 8, 1 alo,
'Mire paid on board, at Plyrnuu chi before she next proceeds to
tea, and recalled at No. 9, 13rick-cobrt. Temple.
The Bloodhound, ter tisellera captured Octiber 6, ISO?,
Rif be paid the 15th instant, on I:oard, and recalled at N.. 3,
Chford's.inn.
711 e Stu-prise, for the Friends, capitired April 14, 17W,
be paid the 13th instant, at No. 19, St, Awithla's-lane, Lombard-
tutu, awl there recalled.

The MACZDONIAN frigate is expected to bring home
the next dispatches from Lord WELLINGTON.
Yesterday a Court of Directors was held at the
Eau India-House, when the ship. Hope was ordered
lobe afloat on the 26th instant ; • to sail to Gravesend
in the 10th of Decenilier' stay there 40 days, and to
be in the Downs the 25th January, 1811. The extra
ship Union was ordered to be afloat the 10th Decem-
ber. Captain SANDILANDs was sworn into the com-
mand of the Walpole, destined to Coast and Bay.
A brig, supposed to be a collier, is on shore on
China Rock, under Minster Cliff is Sheppy, and a
large ship off Southend.
A mole dreadful storm has not visited the coast or,
ii..rfolk for a length of time, than the gale which cask
ti:ued 'plowing from early on Friday morning lags,
Ar:d the following days. Early in the morning of the.
former days a small vessel was discovered to be on
shore near Trimminghain ; Lieutenant INFIELD, CO.lll I
'ing the 41giar, station, .instantly dispatched a
iger to Cromer, for .Captain MANily's appara-r1
which is placed there s by the very prompt' zeal
Jf MT. SANDFORD (one of the rft-anagers of we Cromer
life.boat) the mortar and all.thenecessary stores were
or, by which the erevrifOur in number, were saved,
lust before the vessel went into a thousand atoms.—
One of them had ;Offered .so midi from his perishing
.iituation, and -falling with the main-mast, that the
means recommended by the Royal Humane SO-
eiety were obliged to be recoursed to, (to restore
suspended animation) but it affords happiness to say
the man lives to bless Liesteriant'lnneLo's humanity.
--At the same time a large brig was discovered on
:Lore at Munsley, having ten persons on board ; Mr.
WHEATLEY, of that place, sent off for the apparatus
lodged at Happisburg, as every other means of saving
the crew appeared impracticable, nor could commu-
nication be effected, and from the sea running so high,
it was impossible to get a boat to her without such
aid ; but, distressing to relate, on its arrival the vet-
sel had gone every soul perished.—!;
following morning,
was stranded; Captata
. mercer ready; fired a
brought them all, seven
. few minutes. l'hishist-
construction, and carried
excited the astonish-
firmly did it hold on the
be disengaged until
storm subsiding, and

*ci Ilan gone to pieces, .and eve
Near the haven's month, on the
the Elliot, bound to Shields, wa!
Kuser, who was there with. a in
tinch rope over thevessel, that bre
in number, in safety to land in a fe
that was used was of a slew coast
this heavy rope to a distance that
nient of all present ; and so firm]
!igging, that it was impossible to
Persons went en board on the it
thee with much diffic4ll7.