Star.
London, England, 1810-01-15 00:00:00

FALMOUTH, JAN. 12.

Arrived the Duke of Marlbro' packet, Capt. BULL,
with a mail from Lisbon, in five days.—Wind S.E.
Put back this day the ship Hamilton, Capt. ALLAN,
from London for Gibraltar ; the ship Medway, WAr.
soN, for ditto ; Sicily, LIVINGSTON, for ditto. Arrived
the Peggy (transport) from Lisbon—sailed from

thence under convoy of his Majesty's brig Coisus, and
parted from the fleet (about 36 sail) fourteen days
since. Also arrived the ship Mary, JOHN CLARKE,
from Whitehaven with timber ; the sh;p Greneda,
Wm. LOWKS, from London, to load fish at this port,
for Jamiica ; the brig Ann, M'DONALD, from Saloe
for London with wines, brandy, and cork, 30 days
passage ; the brig Arat, RICHARD HARVEY, from
London for Gibraltar ; the ship Adventure, GRIGG,
bound to Nassau (America). Sailed the ship Bri-
tannia, MITCHELL ; and the ship Croydon for Lon-
akin. The packets with the outward monthly mails,
as also those for Spain, Portugal, and the Mediter-
raneau, still remain by contrary wind.—Wind strong
it tiff.

TORBAY, JAN. 13.

Caine- in here yesterday the ALERT sloop of war,
from Newfoundland ; parted from her fleet in a gale,
five leagues to the westward of Scilly, after 20 days
passage. The Norfolk Hero, of London, carried
away her bowsprit, at an anchor, by means of too
much sea.—Wind S. E. blowing a strong gale.

PORTSMOUTH, JAN. is. •
Yesterday the wind became favourable, and the
long-detained convoys prepared for their departure.
The fleets for the Mediterranean, Cadiz, Portugal,
and the coast of Africa, sailed this morning with a
fine breeze from S.E. The Danemark, Neptune, Hy-
perion, Peruvian, and Cormorant, will sail to-mor-
row morning with the West-India convoy—they are
waiting for any ships that may be coming from the
Downs. The Hon. Major-Gerteral W. STEWART,
Major-General PICTON, and Dr. FERGUSSON, are gone
in the fleet for Portugal.
A brig of war got on shore on the Woolsenors,
last night. She cut away her masts, but it is feared
she will be wrecked. Assistance has been sent her.
Her name is not known.

The PORCUPINE, • Capt. ELLIOTT, with the convoy
for the Brazils and the Cape of Good Hope, is wait-
ing for orders to sail. The Wetford, Winchelsea,
and Ocean, joined the East•lndia convoy, on Satur-
day morning from the Downs.
P.S. Nothing arrived to-day.—Sailed the West-'
India fleet, consisting of nearly 300 sail, under a very
strong convoy of his Majesty's ships DENMARK, NP.P
TUNE; HORATIO, HYPERION, TRYDEN, MALABAR,COR•
MORANT, PERUVIAN, and FERVENT. Sailed his Ma-
jesty's ships MANILLA and la NYMPHE, with a few
transports, for Lisbon.

DEAL, JAN. 14.
Put back, by adverse winds, the United States fri-
gate John Adams, which sailed from hence the 12th
E.N.E. blows hard.
HARWICH, JANUARY IS.

Last night arrived the Lord Duncan packet from
Gottenburgh : passed, off Boi,vverberge, 12 ships of
war and about two hundred sail of merchantmen un-
der convoy, from the Baltic—all the English ships
had left Sweden.

MULL, JANUARY 13.
Arrived the Lady• Francis packet, from Murstrand :
sailed the Bth instant, at which time 150 vessels were
at Gottenburgh, bound to England, part of them had
arrived from the Baltic en the sth or 6th January.
Supposed they would sail for England immediately.
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The Ocean, Albion, Trafalgar and Favourite trans.
arts, from HeligoLuld, were captured on or about
he 16th November, and driven on shore near Calais.