Star.
London, England, 1810-07-31 00:00:00

LEITii; JULY tf.

His Majesty's brig Rovert, Captain Nor?, sailed
on Friday, and on Saturday the NYZINIEN, Captain
MAXWELL/ on a cruize.

GREENOCK, JULY 17.

Arrived at Ardrossan, 24th instant, the Helen, Rn.
BERT MILLER master, in SI days from the Bay of
Shalem, North America, with a cargo of timber.—
Spoke at Sea, nn the 20th inst. the John and Francis
Captain M'EWAN, of Clyde, from Liverpool to New-
foundland, nine days out, in lat. 55. long. 14. SO.
all well.

LLOYD'S LIST.

GRAVESZND, JULY S.—No arrivals. Sailed the Surinam,
Hyndmao, for Surinam ; and the Perseverance, Bennet, for
Malta.

ARRIVED—At Liverpool, Venerable, Gillespie; Tigre, —;
and Bootle, Ford, from &srbadoes ; Liverpool, —, from St.
Croix; and Francis and Ann, Swody, from New York. In the
Clyde, Sitters, Williams, from Demerara. At Guadeloupe, Watts,
Miller, from Liverpool. At St. Vincent's, Olenmore, Goulding,
from Liverpool. At St. Thomas's, Alfred, Malcolm ; Lavinia,
Nichols; and Transit, Vaux, from London. At Rio Janeiro,
Essex, Miles, from Liverpool; Comet, from London;
Prince of Brazils Packet, Hicks, with damage, from the River
Plate ; parted from the Braganza brig, from the same place, in a
gale of wind at sea.

The Richard and Mary, HALL, from London to
Rio Janeiro, was totally lost the 25th of April, near
Rio Doce. , •
The Ben Lomond, BRows, from Rio to London,
has foundered at Bahia.

The Lively Lass, BROCELILBANK, from Guadaloupe
to Liver pool, was lost at the former place the 16th ult.

The Susannah, Rtworrarrr, from Liverpool to Lid-
dewalla, is lost on the coast of Scotland.
The Catherine, BUTTER, from Leith to the Medi-
diterranean, sprung a leak two days alter sailing, and
sunk.

The Catherine, with a cargo of flax and flax-seed,
worth 100,000 rix-dollars, was captured off Bornholm
on the 28th ult. and has been carried into Nysted.—
The same day a brig laden with fruit was captured
by a division of Danish gun-boats.

Hopes are entertained that many of the !hips which
we named as having been captured off the Naze, will
arrive safe in England. Two of that number. the
Wilhelmina and another. k is ascertained, are safe,
from letters received yesterday.

The report of the capture of the Hero privateer,
of Guernsey, In Basque Roads, is unfounded ; it was
another vessel that was captured, and mistaken for
the Hero ; the latter was safe at Alderney. on Friday
the 20th instant.

!AR-INDIA. ARRIVALS.
The fleet from China arrived in the Downs
29th instant, sailed from Canion the 6th March.
Bt. Helena the filth May--off the Cape of
Hope, they spoke the Company's ship OaAm,
ward-bound. The CUMULI came down the
sea, with the fleet, when she parted company,
proceeded for Bombay to be docked, proving

PASSZNOZRS DT THE FLIRT FROM CHILI.
Per Glatton.—Mr. llburry.
Per Warren Hastinp.—Mn. Gilchrist, Miss Larkins,
G. Nangle HiU, 47th Regiment.
Per Tkamea—Mr. W. Brown.
Per Neptune.—Mr. J. Molony, Mr. James 1. Fraser, I
Little, Lieut. J. Doyle.
Per Albion.—Mr. Mak.
Per Nottingham.—Major De Morgan, Capt. J. Grant
eltib,, Master Cockburn, Miu F. Brown.
Per Coutts.—Master Day.
Per Perseverance.—Lieut. Col. Dunn, Mr. Surglen Stalely
Per Scaleby Cask.—Mr. aM Miss Metcalfe, liou. I. P-
assim, Mr. C. Magniac, Lieut. Pratt.
Per Marquis of Ely.—Mrs. Hobson.

His Majesty's ship Sr. ALBANS, which convoyed
the beet from China, we are assured, has on hoard
upwards of ElOO,OOO in dollars, consigned to the
East-India Company.

The report of the safety of the True Briton India.
man was revived yesterday. A Gentleman, who ar-
rived as a passenger in the China fleet, writes to his
friend that he learnt at St. Helena that the Captain of
that Indiaman had communicated to the Governor at
Bombay, his arrival in distress at Cochia. One of the
first houses in town, concerned in India commerce, has
received similar accounts.

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