Star.
London, England, 1810-10-12 00:00:00

DEAL, OCTOBER 11.

tame down from the River and passed through
the Downs the ylph, MATLOCK ; and Lydia, BARRY,
for New York ; and the Mary Ann, GAMMON, for
C.barlston. Passed by several others, particulars not
known...J-Wind N. E. blows strong.

YARMOUTH, OCTOBER 11.

After post, yesterday, passed this place the home-
ward-bound Baltic fleet, under convoy of several men
of war, which proceeded for the Downs, except the
STANDARD and VANGUARD, which came into St. Ni-
cholas Gatt at dead low water, and at which time the
wind blowing a gale from the East, set the STANDARD
on the tail r Corton sand, where she struck, and re-
mained about seven minutes, when she got off with
very little damage—she makes only about two inches
water in an hour.• The VANGUARD, 74 guns, came in
without touching, she having kept more to the North-
ward. They have, this morning, landed several bags
of letters from the fleet.

The Magdelina, on shore near the Jetty, is a total
wreck, and has lost great part of her cargo; the prin-
cipal pa* of which consisted of linen and pipe-staves.
TOATIAY, ocrosEß 9.

Arrived, and sailed again on a cruize, the GAM-
bier and Lively clatters :—also arrived, from Liver-
pool, the Elizabeth, Capt. Butt, with rosin, timber,
add teals, for London ; the Union, Capt. BROWN,
from Cardiff for ditto ; the Venus, Capt. SwArrni,
from Neath for Southampton ; the Britannia, Capt.
Wittutms, from Newport for London :—also arriv-
ed, from Cardiff, with coals, and remains, the schoo-
ner Laurel, Capt. Fay.

The following is a statement of the number of
Convoys which have passed through the Belt during
the last summer, and have, with the exception of one,
been attended from Daes-Head to the Isle of Sproe,
by his Majesty's ship HErto, Captain NEWMAN :

PEOM ENGLAND.
Men of War. Not of Convoy.
Prineess Caroline,.
Mari,
Fury,

$5O

1110

AitRIVALt.
. .
At Cork. tile Amt, Ilirktt, front Nesir Brabisikk—Ai Lime-
'rid, the bsdustsy,Dedd, from Lisboo-;;At Gravesend, the Pit-
Ow: Horns from Demerara ; Titer, Gunter, frau Malta; I'M-
Om Odeon, frost Jamaica; Hansiony, Siete, from Newfound-
iamd; General Grabnin, C9tich, from Malts.-At Quebec, the
• Jahni, from Liverpool—At New York, the Charles and
Marfa, Oldliam, kohl Livarpoott the Havanwah, the Currie,
HAI, Ana Soitast and Cadiz—At Smyrna, the Low* Law-
Mnee, from Lisbon—At *Foberntory, the Jaines, Closet, from
amma

Majesty's ship Ulnae arrived at Gibraltar 19th uft. with
4 convoy and three French prizes.
His Majesty's ship Cambrian has captured And sent into Gi-
braltar the Moorish Tartan Meshoda Benalle, from Marseilles,,
with a cargo for Algiers.
I'he English bark Mary, with cotton, skins, and wine, has
been captured by a French privateer, recaptured tmdereape Tra-
falgar, by his Majesty's gun-boat (Nn. 7), and scut into Gibraltar.

The French privateer Courageux, of two guns and 99. men,
has been captured by the Union letter of marque, and arrived it
Gibraltar.29th August.
The Spanish lugger Virgen de Africa, Barrtiros. from Gibraltar
to Guernsey, has been taken by an Algerine ship of war, and after-
wards retaken by his Majesty's ship Encounter.

The Margaret, M'Clymont, arrived In the Clyde, sailed from
Tobsgo, August t4ih, and on the 17th ult. spoke the Enterprize,
Brown, from London to New York, lat. 40. long. 26. all well.

The Roberts, Bisset, from Glasgow to Belfast, was driven into
Carlingford on the 234 ult. without any material damage.
The schooner Friends, Jennings, with coals (ram Linnerly,
foundered off Tirgtagell in the gale of the 23d ult. Crew saved
and arrived at Padatow.
Some materials have been washed on shore near Hayle, mark-
ed Fanny, and are supposed to belong to the vessel of that name
which sailed from thence for Swansea .bout three weeks ago, and
has not since been heard of.

BRIGITION, OCTOBER 8.

without touehl
ward. They
of letters from
The Magde
wreck, and ha
• ciPal Pa* of
Arrived, at
bier and Livel
pool, the Elie
add teals, fin
from Cardiff I
from Neath fa
WILLIAMS, ft
ed, from Card
tier Laurel, C
The follow;
Convoys whic
the last sumn
been attended
by Ills Majest
Month.
May v.
rune I.
:,'utle et
Avgast 13.
i'otaf
Nine to.
lane gt.
tidy 9.
July 21.
August a.
August se
Sewn. 19—
with a convc
arrived safe i
• By this :I
~lewnrrtf, a.
'he must da
.2g28 sail a
laden ; and,
;,un•bnats w
Seen enable(
tdge, the ju
'endered all
been more ti
the 'Alit st
The Mereur
!or Bristol, enc
the 23d ult. a
rut. On ma
ford, which
situation of pc
the midst of t
without a to
enure by fatigi
(Nous saw Mr
Sullib:Nif and
errmores to Ir
'in the attemp
lution most a
vessel In tow,
have sunk, hi'
Tenby. say;
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