Star.
London, England, 1810-07-12 00:00:00

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

GRAVZSZN a, JULY 11.—Arrived the Flora de la Mar, Di,Jeir,
from Ilavannah ; and about sixteen sail of vessels of the Jamaica
fleet, names mentioned before. Sailed the Fort William, Parson',
fur India ; and the Squirrel, 'llowbrun, for Viaua.
NEWCASTLE, JUI.Y 10.

The Newland, HUNTER, arrived at Hnll, on Fri.
day, from Quebec, from which place he sailed on the
19th May. Captain 1-luNTFtt passed twenty sail of
merchantmen, bound for Quebec, off the river Ma-
dam, from different parts of England ; amongst the
fleet was one vessel which had been five weeks from
Newcastle. On the 30th May spoke the Diana, F
TER, off am! from Berwick, off Care Rae- June 96,
spoke the Neptune, from South Shiel.." in
long. S. 44. W. bound for Quebec, all well.

ABERDEEN, JULY 7.
The Primrose, HUMPIIRAY, of this place, is arrived
at Dublin, after a passage of 2G days from the Bay of
Fundy ; left loading the Alfred, Muttoncii, also of
th;s place, expected to sail in four or five days.
The Harmony, ItAmt., arrived at Amelia Island
on the Ist cf 111ty.

D•IVfS'S STRAITS FIsIIERT.

The Birnie, HoltNpr, is arrive) at Grimsby, a full
ship, with eleven fish, from Davis' Straits, from which
she bore away the 31st May, and brings the following
account of the success of that Fishery :
Aberdeen—Hercules, Gibbon, 6 or more fish 19th May, by
report.

Hull—Cato Wildon, well fished by appearance; Duncombe,
' Orton 9 fish; Evenhorpe, Truman, 8, made off 25th May, in
W. F.harbour ; Equestris, Young, 3, about the 26th, late up the
country; Ingria, Webster, 6 or more by report; John,Marshall,
1, ditto; Leviathan, 'father, 9, made off 20th May, in W. F.
harbour; Lynx, Wilder', 4 or more, late up; Mary and Eliza
beth, Wake, 8 by signal; North Briton, Plaxton, 9by report ;
Royal George, Foster, 8, spoke to; Symmetry, Clark, well fished,
report mid appearance; Samuels, Briggs, 4.0 r more; Trafalgar,
Rose, 6 or more, 19th May; Thornton, Crompton, 6; Vene-
rable, Keilah, 3, 15th May.

London Aurora, Willcox, aor more, about the 16th May, by
rcport ; Progress, Gordon, 3, 20th May.
Newcastle—Lady Jean, Holmes, seen, success unknown; Mid-
dtdton, Lambert, 2, 13th May.

Dundee—Advice, Adamson, 2 or more by report; Calypso,
Christopher, not heard of; Horn, Vallentine, well fished by ap•
pearance; Estridge, Christopher, ditto.

Leith—Rattler, Stoddart, well fished by appearance; Ralth,
Davidson, ditto • Royal ntim, Kelly, by report ; Success,
Thompson, 10 ditto; Thomas and Ann, Newton, 11, 24th May;
William and Ann, Davidson, 6, 12th May.

➢erwick—Norfolk, Stevenson, 10.

We are sorry to learn that there is no foundation
for the Report of the TRUE BRITON missing East In-
diaman having reached the Moluccas in safety, after
meeting much adverse weather. We understand that
no such intelligence has been received.

A privateer boardeed a coasting vessel, and plun-
dered her near Montrose, on the 6th instant. The
people stated to the master of the coaster that they
had captured two Greenland ships.

The Henry privateer, from from the Isle of France,
carrying eight I'2-pounders, carronades, and four long
six-pounders, with a complement of 160 men, was
taken on the 28th January by the CLORINDB frigate.
The privateer had only 70 men on board, the rest
being absentia tour Flies which die had made 4,tring
her cruize.