Star.
London, England, 1811-02-11 00:00:00

NAVAL MTELLIGENCE.

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The Hussmt frigate finally sailed from Torbay on
lay for this East Indies, with several Indiamen
convoy.
FALMOUTH, FEBRUARY S.
Sailed the AMELIA frigate, with seven sail of trans.
ports for Portsmouth. Arrived the Good Intent trans.
port P 0, leaky ; sailed from Lisbon 16th ult. with
seven other transports, under his Majesry'P'ship Sk.-
MIRAMIS, and parted in a gale : also, the Ben trans-
port, from Lisbon, one of the AMELIA'S convoy.
TORBAY, FEBRUARY 9.
This morning got under weigh his Majesty's ships,
with the troops bound to Lisbon; also, his Majesty's
ships with the East Indiamen, and his Majesty's ship
Ernstion, with part of her convoy bound to the
Mediterranean; also, the FERVENT gun-brig, for Pll.
mouth. The wind this morning was East, but it is
now got so far to the Southward it is feared it will
get round again to the South-west, is which case they
will return again.

PLYMOUTH, FEBRUARY a.
Yesterday morning it again blew a severe gale at
W.S.W. No damage was done by it at this port;—
but a foreign vessel is stated to have gone on shore
in Whitsand Bay=particulars not known. The Spar-
tan, letter of marque, of London, cut her cables and
drove in near the Barbican, at Plymouth. Arrived
the Palmas Cualurrri frigate from the coast of
llreland ; the Prussian schooner Venus, HAWKER,
from Malaga and Gibraltar, with a cargo of lemons,
bound to London ; and the brig Eliza, BIUMIAN,
from Malta, bound to Londoot both under quaran.
tine. Sailed the BLOODHOUND gun brig on a cruize ;
the Resoto re gun brig with convoy for Cork, consis-
ting principally of light transports to embark troops
!for Lisbon; and the Adventure, HOLLAND, fur London.
The French brig privateer, which I mentioned in
a former letter to have been taken by la RION fri-
gate, is called le Brocanta, 16 guns and 50 men, from
MorlaiK bound to the Isle of France.—The wind has
now changed to S.E. but k is extremely hazy, with
light airs ' • and it is not imagined that the Mediterra-
nean and Lisbon convoys can get out this tide. If the
wind freshens they will sail this evening Otto-morrow
morning.
Five P.M.—Sailed the TALBOT sloop for Ireland,
and the FISOARD frigate to look out aad wait for the
fleet from Torbay bound to Lisbon.
PORTSMOUTH, FEBRUARY to.
Arrived 'eyeful of the FAMeS and UNDAUNTIDIS
convoys, and are put under quarantine—the Dorothy,
a transport, one of them, after having been taken and
retaken. Sailed the Gaassaorrza with several ships
for the Downs.

DEAL, FEBRUARY 10. i
The whole of the outward-bound sailed yesterday,
and are to-day, with the East Indiamen, put back,
and remain with several other ships since from the
River.—P.S. Arrived the ZEPHYR sloop of war with
a large French privateer, her prize ; particulars not
known.—Wind S.W.

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SHEERNESS, FEBRUARY
Went out of harbour his Majesty's ship Auttsv-
DRIA. His Majesty's ship QUEBEC was undocita
this day.
FEBRUARY 10.—The GLUCKSTADT has hoisted the
signal for Heligoland, and will sail on Tuesday
morning.
YARMOUTH, FEE. IG.
Yesterday arrived the Auckland packet, Captain
THOMAS BRIDGE, with mails and passengers from
Heligoland; and the Lark packet Captain Games
Diu., from Gettenbnrgh, with Mails, Mr. Ornozn,
an A merkan Courier, with dispatches front the Ame-
rican Minister at St. Peterburgh, for Mr. PINCKNEY
' in London, and several other pasSengers.—Sailed the
DESIREE frigate, Capt. FARQUHAR, on a. cruize ; and
the BEZVDAGEREN gun-brig for the harbour.—Re-
maim in the Roads Roebuck and Horatio frigates ;
in the Harbour as per last...—Wind E.S.E. thick
! weather.

LEITH, FEBRUARY 2.
Thursday arrived in the Roads his Majesty's gun brig &rat-
-1411017s from a cruise. Ibe Lord Duncan, Wamoi.e. from Lir
bon for Leith ; and an American ship, for Liverpool, are onshore
at Lochindall, Isla. A West Indianan, name unknown, laden
with rum, cotton, tee. is wrecked on the N. W. of Isla. A ship,
Name unknown, laden with salt, from St. Übes, beronging to and
booed for Dublin, is stranded at Lagan Bay, Ids—three of the
strew drowned. The brig John, Geo ant IsNz etad for Aber-
deen, from Southampton, sailed towards theend dint
month, and we regret to state, has net since been heard of—
laving, as is supposed, been captured by woo of the numerous
privateers which have along infested the British Chanel.
FILL 4,—This forenoon the VANG.AIIII,.Of 74 guns, and the
Decraroa and RUIIIT,Of 64 guns each, arrived In the Roads,witll
nine hundred French prisoners. They sailed from Sheerness on
the 28th ult. His Majesty's brig Pax °new, of 18 guns, arrive.'
is the Roads, last night, from Sheerness.
Tua MINOTAUR.—The following list of some of
the persons saved' from the wreck of this vessel has
been transmitted to us from Holland :
Robert Snell, Lieutenant; Robert Thompson Master; ..-,-e•
Bono, Jones, Assistant Surgeon ; Joseph 80, Philip Cos, (3eo. lilvy.
B. Hart, G. R. Mitchell, Joseph O'Brien, John Chalmers, Mid-
shipmen, &c. StAUILN.
Peter Nichols George Rogers John White
Sam. Johnson John Pye Wasitc.n
John Marsh Joe. Dickinson Nichols Hutchinson
Edward Benley John Davies Wm. Hayes
James Walter Thomas Steadman Wm. Clark
Robert Davidson Thomas Alkenson Sam. Vickery
John Cross Mal. Harar Benj. Young
Wm. Williams John Thompson (3) Jeremiah Hty
James Hughes Michael Keeffe John Brown
John Johnstone Samuel Wilkinson John Curzon
Thomas Bruce Wm. Bios, Alex. Fickle
Wen. Robb Wen. Blunchel Joslas Murphy
John M‘Gilvery Ph. Martin John Appleton
John Feckney Robert Brolvdcn Dixon Dawson
James Palmer Win. Senile Wo. Robertsoo,
Wm. Mash Robert Joice Wm. Blanchard
James Jacks John Ryan Hugh M'Cormick
M. M`Donnel Peter Lebaran Robert Brnughton
Wen. Ibbetson Charles Johnstone Jame: Mitchell
Wm. Holmes Duncan Thomson Kennet Sharps
Stephen Hill Michael Wbelar John Master
Robert Tysitk Tkomai Burke Daniel Murray
John Marshall Joseph Collins Wm. Burk
Alex. Brown (1) Win. Doudy ho
T Buck
James Brasier Philip Tool Rert omas
Fhilayson
John Slicers Peter Mullball James Warren
John 13.ddie Hugh (YRolat Hugh Raffaty
Jk. Johnson John Daniel John Askew
lames Cook John Crunch (9) Wm. Doughty
John Cart Joseph Fickle Dusan Thomson
James Murphy James Sail Samuel Horan
Robert Robinson Andrew Downey Jobs Rickards
Jan Wait* Thomas Eldia George iticliards
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