Star.
London, England, 1810-04-12 00:00:00

NAVAL L'VTELLIGINCE.

MAILS.
ARRIVED DUX ARRIVED DUE
bublin 1 1 adix 0 1
9.
Waterford 2 Malta 0 1
Gottenburgh 0 2

The Princess Charlotte packet, from Lisbon, is ar-
rived at Falmouth ; sailed 2d April—mail not up.

PLYMOUTH, APRIL 10.

Sailed the MARINER gun-brig, for Cork, with two
transports under convoy. A large French privateer
was seen this morning by the Cawsand boats, running
down Channel, with every inch of canvas set ; and
about half an hour after an English sloop appeared
in the Offing in chace of her, but the Frenchman
evidently had the advantage in superior sailing.—
The order for the sailing of the SCIPION, 74,, Rear-
Admiral STOPFORD, has been countermanded, and
she will not sail till the end of the week. A vast
number of French and other prizes are at this time
lying in Catwater, Sutton Pool, and Hamoaze, wait-
ing the adjudication of the Admiralty Courts. The
ARMADA, the new 74, just launched, has been or-
dered to be laid up in ordinary. Arrived the Matilda,
Captain Ross, (country ship) from Bengal and the
Cape.

PORTSMOUTH, APRIL 11.
The HORATIC frigate gives instructions to the
East India ships, and will sail to-morrow morning.
Sailed the FLY sloop of war on a cruize. -
DEAL, APRII. 11.
Remain in the Downs his Majesty's ships as per
last —Wind N. E.
YARMOUTH, APRIL' 11.
Yesterday, P.M. arrived the CHANTICLEER, CEN-
TINEL, and HEARTY gun-brigs, from a cruize; and
this morning arrived, to join the ships for the Baltic,
the FISGUARD, :38 guns, Captain BOLTON. The, CEN-
TINEL is appointed to take the ships hound to Heligo-
land under convoy, but which remain wind-bound.
Several Dutch fishing vessels, well fished, have been
sent in here since my last.
Ships in the Roads—The Plantagenet, Vanguard, Hero, Prin-
cess Carolina, Roebuck, Lynx, Tartarus, Prometheus, Arid,
Reynard, Pandora, Magnet, Hamer, Vint', Snipe, Earnest, and
Havoc gun-brigs, and Pilchard schooner.—Wind N. E.
LEITH, APRIL 9.
His Majesty's brig Nightingale, Lieut. OCANIER,
with a convoy for Gottenburgh, and tile Egra sloop,
on a cruize, sailed from Leith Roads on Wednesday.
The ships for Heligoland, under convoy of Capt.
SINCLAIa, the Fancy gun-brig, have been put back,
yesterday, for the third time. It is to be feared, that,
unless the wind becomes more f.vottrable, the Got-
tenburgh fleet will be put back also.
ABERDEEN, APRIL 7.

Thursday last, the brig Hope, Alexander.Mmison,
c,f and for Aberdeen, from Sunderland, in attempting
theharbour with little wind and a heavy sea,was thrown
ashore on the south side of the entrance. The Life
Boat was immediately launched, and pulling off
through the tremendous breakers, succeeded in bring.
ing the crew safely ashore. The vessel afterwards
beat up at the hack of the South Pier; but it is hoped,
if the weather soon moderates, may be got off.
A letter from Captain Mill, late of the Kinloch
schooner, of Dundee, dated Dunkirk prison, 12th
March, 1810, advises, that he was taken on the 2d
ult. off Huntcliffe Foot, by the Fury privateer, of
14 guns. He adds that there is no account of the
arrival of the Kinloch in any port near Dunkirk, and
says that the same privateer took the schooner Jean.
of Aberdeen, Black master, and a Danish ship laden
with timber, about an hour after.
FROM LLOYD'S LIST. •
GRAVESEND, APRIL 10.—Sailed Charlotte, Patterson, for
Cadiz, r_nd Hope, Williamson, for Limerick.
APRIL 11.—No arrivals.—Sailed, Suffolk, for Marti-
nique; Catherine, Tate ; Mary, Sarmon, and Maria, Hunter,
. . . . .