Star.
London, England, 1811-09-27 00:00:00

YARMOUTH, SEPTEMBER 26.

This morning passed a fleet of Merchantmen from
the ports is the ailtic, under convoy. Sailed, the
KITE Si( /17/, for the Downs. Remain in the Roads,
the CLIANTICLEER, Vice... Admiral MURRAY, QUEBEC
frigate, PIN( HER, PORTIA, UNITE, and BELIZIS•
Wind W.N.W.

BOSTON, SEPTEMBER 24.
The Branatine, coal-laden, struck on the Long
Sand, on Thursday night, and went on her broadside,
when the crew, four in number, expecting her going
to pieces, took to the boat, and reached Boston next
morning. Under persuasion that she was a total
wreck, they set off for home on Sunday ; but, the
wind having shifted, she righted, aad drifted towards
Gibraltar Point, where she was observed by two Mas-
ters of vessels, who went on board, and, though water-
logged, have safely moored her in Wainfleet Haven.
WORTHING, SEPTEMBER 15.
Four o'clock, P.M.—I am now witnessing a most
painful scene; a large three-masted ship Sting guns,
and hanging out every signal of distress : she is sup-
posed to be a foreigner, wholly unacquainted with
this Co33ii othscwise eke [night have aide it at ane-

ral polars, or might have gone to sea. She is now
almost opposite to Shoreham, and is likely it) be driven
ashore and wrecked at the same place ( ffoo) where
another ship (name unknown here) was wrecked yes ff
-
terday—she parted one of her anchers opposite this
place, and they began to drift more rapidly towards
Brighton.—The storm still rages with unabated j
•iolence.

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.
The Valiant, Owen, from Carnarvon, is on shore
at Portsmouth, and it is feared will be lost.

, •
The Fox, --, of London, was lost on the 28th
of September last, on the Isle of Amstertlant.

EAST INDIA SHIPPING.

The following information was this day received
at the India-House:

The CANADA (Botany Bay ship) from China, an.
rived at St. Helen's yesterday.
On the morning of the 24th instant the CANADA
had an action with a French privateer.

1 the Auspicious, (country ship), from Bengal, ar-
rived in the Downs the 25th instant.

THE ARMY.

The Roscommon Militia embarked at Dublin for
England, on Sunday last.
the sth and 3,3 th, both very fine battalions, and
composed of 1100 men each, will embark at Cork
forthwith, to join Lord Wellington's gallant army.
It is said that the Ist battalien 6th, quartered at
Kinsale ; and the 20th foot, stationed at Mallow, are
also to embark for the same destination.
The following is a letter from an Officer in Lord
WELLINGTON'S army:

" PREBLA DE ARACO, AUGUST 26.
Si After many harassing marches we have arrive/ at this place,
and are attached to General San nes division of cavalry (the first).
The bead-quarters of the Allied Army are about three miles from
us; and Ciudad Rodrigo equal distance, in an opposite direction.
We went round that place on Sunday list, accompanied by Ge..
neral CRAWFORD'S light brigade, in the hope of inducing the
enemy to come out, but We did not succeed ; and in the evening
we returned to our position. General CRAWFORD'S brigade
marched to take up a new position.

" We expect to march forward in a few days to Salamanca,
which i heartily wish may be the cue, as the whole army are
eager again to combat the enemy.
" Ihe Army are most abundantly inpplied with clothes and.
provisions, and generally speaking, *ere never in better health
and spirits.—The number of sick Is greatly reduced."