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London, England, 1811-11-12 00:00:00

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FALMOUTH, NOVEMBER 9.
Arrived the Tartar, HOLT, from the Brazil•, in 60
days.
PLYMOUTH, NOVEMBER 10.
The CRANS sloop of war passed by this forenoon,
with dispatches, &c. from Newfoundland, bt,und
to Portsmouth►. The Foxttoutro brig cf war sailei
list evening on a pruize, but returned again in the
night, the w.nd being too strong at West, with very
heavy squalls. The SCYLLA, IK gun., h.►s cone up-
the harbour to refit. The United Kingdom, BRO
Nestle, and the Pompey, Cowas, both from Lon
don, have arrived at Fowsy, to load pilchards for the
West Indies--the former bound to Jama'ca direct.

PORTSMOUTH, NOVEMBER
Arrived the CRANE sloop of war, ft QM Ne•.afeund-
land.

DEAL, NOVIMBER 11.
An ived his Majesty's ship GOKOON, from the B..atic.
Sailed the NAIAD frigate, for off Boulogne. The
Cornwall, NkVIN, ran foul off one of thetnen of w.r
last night, and received much damage in her rigging,
and lost an anchor and cable. The Ned. NlcHot., has
lost an anchor and cable ; also several other vessel ,
names not known.—Wind N. W.

YARMOUTH, NOVEMBER 11.
Arrived the OSPREY sloop of war, and transport
No. Sal ; and Frankfort from Pernau to Hull, with
Aar, Cass Henrick C..rsebohm Master, captured by a
French privateer, and retaken by the DESIREE frigate
().! ,he Tercel. Sailed the GLUCKSTADT and URGENT
gun brigs. The ships in theßards arc the SJiehay,
Daphne, Castrlion. Hearty, and Fora...
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ABERDEEN, NOiEMBER 6.
The PYLAMS sloop of war, which was at anchor
in the Bay of Peterhead, broke from her moorings,
about one o'clock yesterday morning, and came
ashore at the harbour mouth. At tie time our cur_
iespcndent sea off his later, the crew were emi loyed
cutting away her masts, and clearing the wreck. She
was moored by chain cables, which snapped by a
sudden squall.

GREENOCK, NOVEMBER, R.
Areved here on Wednesday,tke Jenny, Bruce, from Honduras,
in 65 days—sailed ed September with a fleet under convoy of the
Avon' and parted with her on the 29th, she being obliged to bear
away fi.t. Bernsuela, haviog sprung her brwrepri. ; and Capt. Fraser
appointed the Ford ude, M'Anhur, of this port, to take charge of,
the 6.. et—the whole were together when the Jenny parted ou tite
Stith ult. except the Nell, Malcolm, of and for London, which
parted in the Gu'ph of Florida, h.v.ng carried away her bowsprit, I
toreonast, acd m .intap-mar, and would, it ip supposed, make for
Char;eston. This s• ip was reported in Loyd's Lis. a few days
ago, by an American, ae the Fawlkener. The Hawker, and Mu-
rare., of th.s poet, were in the fleet, and well.
'1 he schooner George, Jason, loch sailed from hence for
Newfoundland, on the t.d ult. arrived here last night in a sta.e of .
distress. In 1;:t. 53, N. long. 28, 45, W. she encountered a succrs-'
don of dreaful stormy weather, which lasted i 5 days, in which
she lost several of her sails, had her bulwarks carried oft, one boat
mishit' away, end another stove on deck. The crew being quite
exhausted, and the vessel making much water, bore up for Clyde.
Tuesday last, off Tory island. had a man (John Johnston seaman)
washed over hoard while at the puy;p. Arrived at Port Glas-
gow, the Antelope, Fowler, from Virginia, in 40 days; spoke the
;hip Ardent, --, in long. V!, lat. 52, all wells—out 39 days
om New Orleans, bound for Belfast. Ihe Nestor, Crawfurd,
which sailed 3lst ult. from Port-Glasgow fur Cork, is on thole In
Campbeittexa Loch.
FROM LLOYD'S LIST.
The Chesterfield, Mudge, from Jamaica to Liverpool, is wreck-
ed near Helverstone.
The Ambrosia, Moor, which was sated to have sailed from
Jamaicafor London on the ith of July, was lost the 21st.
The Catheriue and Arabella, —, from !trangford to Liver-
pool, was totally loot off Whiteltaven the 2d inst.
The Richard and Ann, —, front Blyth tp London, is on
shore near Harwich.
The Tiva Systra, Lint, from Hull, is lost near Marsuand.
The Primrose, —, of Aberdeen, is loft off Peterhead.
The Speedy, Tracy, bound to Newft.undland, is loot at La-
brador.
'Else Union, Helett from New Brunew;ck. is arrived at Wa-
terford, in dirress; also at Sunderland, the Dicta, Thorn, from
pew Brunswick; and the Young Peggy, Perchard, from Eristol
tq paditow, bound to Jersey, with loos of rudder apd leaky.
The General Graham, —, front London to Port Jackson,
Was spoken with the 2xth of September, in lat. I 1. 45. long 26.
.96.; she parted from the Prince Regent, bound to Jamaica, on
ithe 14th, in lat. 38. 4P. long. 16.95.
The British Tar transport (No. 916) has put Into I lull, with
loss of an anchor and other damage.
Aaar;LlD—At Fa'mouth, the Parnassus, Perry, front VirglMa.
At Honduras, Hussar, Niq'be rson, from the Clyde. At New
I Previdence, Barbadoes, Boyd, from Liverpool; ;end Mars, Mil-
}cc, from the Clyde. At Plymouth, I rieuds, leonine, from Cork;'
Ere the Caledonia, Murray. from Limerick. At New Bruns-
...seek, Wilson, Whiteway, from Itristol kLeander, Kennedy ; and
•Cencral Hunter, Charters, from Liverpool. At Mirantachie,
'Flnity, Hardy, from Lancaster. At Jamaica, Henry, —, ft ont
'-the Clyde; and Union, Holmes, from Quebec. At Honduras,
Killingbeck, Punter, rom Hull. At Bristol, Venus, Lashley,
from Gibraltar. At Guernsey, Elizabeth, Barchard, from Hull.
No less than three Guernsey packets have been
captured within the last fortnight by French priva-
seers, off the Start . the last was taken two hours
after sailing ;-a-she had 29 passengers t n board, who
had considerable property with them ;—tine is the
Colonel of a regiment now lying it Guernsey ; and
another a Mr. dlynn, with a large sum of money,
going over to arrange some mercantile business.
Otte transport, with ordnance stores for the Baltic;
has put into Harwich. Another, the Bluish Tar,is
arrived at Hull, with damage in the windlass and
loss cf ati anchor.
Maje,ty's Ship MARCELLA is am red with a
mail from Halifax, which she left on the 29d ultimo.l
About GOO prisoners are arrived at Portsmouth from
the Meditenanean, and a number more are expected
daily to arrive in his Majesty's :hip REGULUS.
The Duke of MANCIIESTER arrived in town on Sun-
day from Jamaica.
A v,:stel is arrived at Plymouth in seven days from
Balboa, with chesnuts. The lemrs by this conveyance
state generally, that that part of the country is in the
most wretched state imaginable, but mention no poli-
tical particulars.
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