Star.
London, England, 1810-08-09 00:00:00

NAVAL I'AtiELLICENCE..

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PLYMOUTH, AUGUST I.
Came in the HeLicoit gun-brig from a mite..
Sailed the ST. Dommoo, 74 guns, Captain GILL, for
Portsmouth, where she 'will complete her stores, &c.
and sail for the Cape.
List of ships in commission remaining in port t
In Cawsand Bay—Caledonia, 120 ; Scipton and Mil-
ford, 71.. In the Sound—President, Sybille, and
Ulysses frigates ; Algesiras, Spanish 74 ; Cossack,
Sapphire, Espiegle, Pheasant, Peacock, Orestes, and
Hawk sloops ' the Ephera and Helicon brigs, and
Gleaner ketch. In Hamoase, refitting and repairing
—Defiance and Triumph, 74 ; Minerve, Fot tunee,
and Brune frigates ; San Carlo Augusta, Portuguese
ditto ; Brisk and Favourite sloops, Foxhound and
Mariner brigs, We:We schooner, and Fanny cutter.
PORTSMOUTH, AUGUST S.
Arrived the PILOT lugger, from Guernsey.—Sailed
the OSPREY sloop of war, with a convoy for the
Downs ; REVENGE sloop of war, CHEERLY and PER-
SIAN gun-brigs, on a cruise.—Wind N. W.
DEAL, AUGUST 8.
Came down from the River about ten sail of mer-
chantmen, and remain with his Majesty's ships as
per last ; and a division of transports with troops on
board, and several sail of outward-bound. Arrived
the Favourite, Captain JACKSON, from Rio Janeiro ;
sailed the 24th May; spoke on the 20th July, the
HYACINTH sloop of war, Captain CARTER, from
Rio Janeiro, bound to Lisbon with dispatches ; on the
24th spoke his Majesty's ships INDIANA and EDRY•
nice going into iayal, the latter rather leaky • on the
26th spoke the Venus frigate, bound for America,
with Mr. MORIER on board, also going into Fayal.—
Wind S.W.

SHEERNESS, AUGUST 8.
Sailed his Majesty's ships DRAKE, and SNIPE, with
a convoy for the Baltic. The next convoy will sail
about the 20th instant.

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.
GRATZIEND, AUGUST 15.—Arrived the Juts*, from
Surinam; and the Gueher, Fees, front the Brazils—Sailed the
Louisa, Falger, for Bermuda; and the Nautilus, Walker, for
Grenada.
NAVAL AFtOINTMENTS.

Captain HOT lIA at is appointed to the Northumberland, vice
HA RGOOD ; and

Captain .RAGGETT to the Defiance ; which shlp is ordered
rota: d from Plymouth to Portsotouth.
Captain WHITE, of the Ariel, is appointe. the Ruby of 64

guns.
Captain CAPEL, to the Elizabeth, of 74 guns.
captain Sir WILLIAM BOLTON,IO the Etulymion frigate.
Captain Sir JOHN LOUIS, to the Druid frigate.
Captain T. B. MARTIN, to the Royal Sovereign yacht.
Captain 4%Ni:tit my, KING, to the Ilanaibal of 74 guns.
Captain BA TNTUN to pay the ships at Plymouth, vice Pa Lim.
Captain Bu rrxß VIED (Railig) to the Courageaux.
lieutenant Fo Lex, to the impress service et Gravesend, vice
COLLINS.

Lieutenant EDWARD GA RR CT T, VI the impress service at Gos-
port, vice S.B ()e.t.a.
Captain J. W. Mnuazcs is appointed Governor of the island
of Auhoh, in the Cattegat.
YARMOUTH, AUGUST 8.

Arrived from Portsmauth,_and bound for the fleet
under Admiral Sir JAMES SAUMARE22 the PALLAS
frigate, Captain GRAHAM ; and the SNIPE gun brig
from the Nore. The Earl of Leicester packet landed
her mails at Winterton last night, and her passengers
(among whom are several recruits) here this morn-
ing, from Heligoland. The ships in the Roads are
the Roebuck, Lynx, Gluckstadt, Chanticleer, Centi.
nel, Britomart, Wrangler, and Havoc.—Wind W.
HULL, AUGUST S.
Within the last three days, about forty
of inercheat .rescels h^ e e arrived here from
ports in the Baltic. The Leviathan, Tarim,
here on Wednesday, from Davis' Strait
fish, 640 butts of bl,ibber. She brings the
.account of the tinder-mentioned ships'
this port, viz.—John, 9 ; Venerable, 1
muds, 14 ; Duncome, 14. ; Ingria, 15 ;
8 ; Konigsberg, 9; Lynx, 9 ; Equestris, 8 ; Falcon-
help of Grimsby, 8. The Effort, PATTERSON, has
arrived at Yarmouth, from Greenland, with 12 fish.
LEI/114, AUGUST 2.

Sunday arrived in the Roads the QUAIL schooner
and ALanoN cutter from a cruize. Sailed on Satur-
day the Si RI/MOUS gun brig on a cruize. Monday
arrived in the Roads the Active of Bremen, from He-
ligoland ; and a•Danish galliot, laden with oil, cop-
per, and some fish, prize to the ROVER sloop of war.

DUNDEE, JULY 27.
Yesterday the Ad rice whale ship, ADAMsnN, arrived
at this port, from Davis's Straits, having sixteen fish
on board, which will produce one hundred and eighty
tons of oil—the largest quantity that ever came to
Dundee in one ship.

GREENOCK, AUGUST n.
Arrived here on Friday, the Scipio, BAXTER, from
St. Lucia--sailed thence on the 27th June, with an
intention of joining convoy at St. Thomas, which
island the reached on the bOth, and found the fleet
had sailed five days before ; left St. Thomas on the
Ist July, and on the 14th, in lat. 38. 11. long. 49.
was bearded by the CI COPATRA frigate and BELT
sloop of war, bound to Halif.tz ; on the 28th June,
spoke the brig Mary Ain, from St. Vincent's for
Liverpool, out two days • left loading at St. Lucia,
the Hope, Bs:eNen, for this port. Passed several in-
ward-bound vessels in the South Channel.
The Jacob, Jews, from Cadiz and Gibraltar, was
taken by two French privateer., And retaken on the
80th of June by the Express packet and sent into
Gibraltar.
EXT3ACT OF A LETTER FROM AN OFTWER ON BOARD
Dl* MAJESTY'S SWF POMONA,
" OF Sardinia, inve 90, 11110.
44 Since I had the pleature of writing to you tl e
2.1 inst. from Malta, our usual good fortune hail at-
tended us : we have taken three prizes inee, two of
them very valuable. We sailed from Palermo on
Sunday last, and on Wednzsday captured a lari,e
French brig, laden with wine, brandy, aild other mer
chandize, which we sent for Malta. Last week wc
took two prizes ; one a lkVapolitan privateer of six
Luns, anti 45 men ; the other a large ship from the
evant, bound to Toulon, w'iliiably laden.
" Our crew have been r-markably healthy ever sinci
we have been on this sta i M, which I attribute chief!,
to :he plentiful suprli.3 we constantly receive of fru
and vegetables: we have all kinds in ahuntlance, ant.
remarkably cheap. The best oranges only Is Gd. pet
huadred, every thing else in proportion."

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