Star.
London, England, 1829-10-05 00:00:00

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4 Frigates
rout swan or II nuns.
seen ; viz. Guns Commanders.
The Favourite is Joseph Harrison
Pe10ru5.......„.„ lB Michael Quin
Raleigh. ..... ...
Rifleman
FITE SLOW* OW 10 OM ; nayst.r—
The Alacrity
Camelion.. ......
Ferret •• •• .. 10 Thomas Hastings
Mosquito lO Charles Ilrentham
l'hilumel
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Owl SURTOTHIO vassal.,
The Mastiff . .. .. 6 Commander Rich. Copeland
/ORME SCAMS,
The Atm . .. •.. Commander Steph. Lushington
Erebus
Infernal . B. Popham
TOTAL

9 Sail of the Llne 73?. Guns. . 5O
1 50-gun ship 164
4 frigates
9 sloops 6
1 surveying vessel
3 bombs.

27 sail .. 1,064 Guns.
To the above remains to be added, the Galatea frigate, of 42
guns, Captain Charles Napier, which carried out the British Am-
bassador, Sir Robert Gordon, we believe, to Constantinople. On
the other hand, the Britannia, of 120 guns, though ready for sea
has not yet.nrached her destination.
Mons Aunty Tuts Day.—Swedesl—Hamburgh
der' I—France 1.

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The Active, —, from Jamaica, has arrived oB Bardsey.
The James, Csrr, from Galway to Quebec, war abandoned on
the 19th ult. in let. 44. long. 32.
The Ann, Bdkins' front Quebec to the Clyde, was totally lost
25th August, in the River St. Lawrence.
DIAL, Ocr. 4.—Arrived from London, the Lady Holland, Snell,
for India; Claude, for Demerara ; Marmion Rice, for
Malta ; Bussorab Merchant, Johnston, and Durregan Castle, ...-,
for New South Wales; and Catherine, Flegg, foe Gibraltar.
Poarsatourn. Oct. S.—Wind S.W. to N.W.—Arrived the
Joseph Green transport, from Bermuda. Sailed the Neva tran-
sport Cuombs, for Deptford.
Ix:regrow., Oct. 2.—Arrived the Heyworth, Willis, from Ma.
tanham ; Hopkinson, Morrison, from Demerara; Corsair, Jen-
kins, from Halifax ; and Jessy. Wilson, from St. Petersburgh.
Sailed the John Ingle, Large, for Bengal.
Coat. Oct. .—Arrived the Try Again, Dans. from Quebec;
Jane, Lemon, from St. Petersburgh; and Maria, Robbins, from

Reval.
Iltatisv, Ocr. 4.—The Pioneer, Johnson. from Matanzas and
Saturn to Antwerp, has been assisted in here by a revenue cotter
and a steam-boat, baying lost her rudder by striking on a sand•
bank off Dunkirk.
SCARBOROUGH. OCT. 3.—The Holland Warrior, from Sunder•
land to Plymouth, has put into this port leaky.
Cowes, OCT. 4.—The Jean, Daryl, from Havre to Marseilles,
put in bare leaky, and must discharge.
New Yose, San. B.—A vessel was spoken with 75 miles to
the South of Sundy Hook, with a ship from Jamaica to England in
tow, abandoned by the crew. It is, no doubt, the Waterloo, as
she was boarded a short time ago by an American schooner.

From the Hampshire Telegraph, Oct. 3.
The Eden, 26 guns, left Fernando Po on the Bth of July, on a
crrize, to recover the health of the remainder of her crew. Cul.
Nichols accompanied Capt. Owen, both of these officers having
been indisposed. The Eden, we regret to state, had lost 80 men.
Mr. Allen, a second master of the Sybille, has lost both his legs,
by the accidental discharge of some musketry, which was lying nn
the deck of the tender in which be was serving, and which was got
ready in consequence of the tender being in chase of a strange
vessel. One seaman was also killed, and two others wounded
slightly, from the same accident.
' Extract of a letter from H. M. ship Rose, dated Halifax Har-
bour,. Sept. Bth. "We are just arrived from the Bay of Funds,
where we have been cruising sonic time. We had orders to pro-
ceed on to Bermuda, but they are countermanded, and o e shall
return to the Uay in a day or two. It is expected that we shall
take the Governor, Sir Peregrine Maitland, who is in bad health,
to Barbadoes, and in that case we shall winter at Newfoundland.
The Admiral, Sir Charles Ogle, is gone to Quebec, and is expected
to return the middle of next month. The Champion, Captain
Scott, left this place fur Quebec yesterday."
The Trinculo, 18, Commander Price, sailed on Monday from
Plymouth for the Cove of Cork.
The Rolla, ten-gun brig, intended for the packet service, was
launched on Tuesday from Plymouth Dock-yard.
The Herald yacht, in the course of the month, it is expected,
will embark Mr. Turner and family, and Colonel Dashwuod and
family, for South America. The former gentleman goes lies
Envoy Extraordinary, and the latter as Consul. General to the -
public of Colombia.
The Pylades, 18, Commander P. D. Hay, arrived on Friday at
Plymouth, from the Cove of Cork, to repair defects.
The Masai, 28, Captain Bourchier, was towed into harbour on
Monday by the Carron, steam-vessel, to be paid off. On the same
day. the Bramble cutter returned to Plymouth.
The Basilisk cutter arrived from the Eastward on Tuesday. and
sailed on the following day to Plymouth. Yesterday, arrived the
Sparrow cutter, from a cruise; and the Arrow to day sailed on a
cruise.
The Nm transport, Coombes, arrived on Wednesday. She
sailed from Quebec on the 95th of August, and Halifax the 12th
September. On the 16th ult. she spoke, in lat. 45 W. loos 57 N.
the Six Sisters, of Preston, for Richebucto, out thirty days, which
bad lost her maintopanast in a gale on the 25th of August. The
Neva sailed this day for Deptford.

Lord YARBOROUGH'S Falcon and Lord VERSON'S
Ilacleguin, yaclus. bad a trial of sailing, a few days since. at the
back of the Wight ; the former is a ship which has scarcely ever
been beaten ; the truer la a brig, built at Fishbowl, on a plan sug-
gested by Captain W. Snow, and was eminently the winner an
the present contest ; sbe weathered so the Falcon at the least three
miles oe three silks and a half, is a four boars' best to windward.