Star. — London, England, 1805-12-24 00:00:00

NAUTICAL Th fELLIGENCE. PENZANCE, DEC. zo.—Wednefday evening arrived the brig Patelena, of Yarmouth, Captain Jat, from Norfolk, with corn and flour for this place; and yef. terday the brig Year, of and from Yarmouth, Capt. HOLLAND, with wheat for Briflol, and the Berry, of Rye, &rocks, from Loudon, with tei, fugar, &c. &c. for Dublin. POkTSMOUTH, Dsc. 23.—1 t was reported here this morning, that the Breit Fleet is at fea ; but it has molt probably arifen from a tranfport, which arrived here yellerday, having been taken in lat. 47. S. long. 8. Weft, by a French fquadron, con lifting of (even fail of the line and four frigates. She was taken in tow by la FELICITS (one of the frigates), but efcaped from her by cutting the tow tope in the night. They Paid they were bound to the Weft Indies ; but it is thought they are the Rochefort fquadron, joined by L'Ottartur of 8o guns, and three frigates, which were known to be on a cruize to join them.. The tranfport is put under quarantine. ANOTHER LATTER, SAME DATE. —Arrived the Tiber, SIMPSON ; Ihr:et, RlrcnlE ; Guadeloupe, Wean, and the Unity. Wettace, from the Mediter ranean, and are put under quarantine : the Tiber was captured on the :4th intl. by the Felicity French frigate, who was in company with three other fri gates, and (even fail of the line, in lat. 47' 5' long. sef, the whole (leering S.S.W. and got away from them the fame evening ; on the t 6th, the fell in with the Brilliant frigate, and gave her this information. DEAL, Dec. a3.—Arrived the Diligence Hoop from a cruise ; Meteor bomb, Plymouth tranfport, With the Worcefter, United Kingdoms, Skelton Cattle, Lord Keith, Harriutt, Huddart, and Ocean Eat India Chips, under convoy from Portfmouth, and have failed for the River they failed from Ben gal on the tit July, and from St. Helena on the 4th November, without convoy; bring the account that Lord CORNWALLIS had arrived in India ; and that Marquis WEI-tester was on his return home.— Sailed la I/Rao:eta frigate, and the Furious gun-brig for Sheernefs ; Cygnett iloop of war, Firm and Tickler gun brigs on a cruize. Arrived the AtcHsa and Ticszta gun brigs from cruize; Maria and Commerce tranfports, being two of the expedition which failed from the Downs on the rOth for the Wcfer, and difperfed in the late gales, having on board part of the 3oth Regiment of Foot, and remain with the reit of the flips as per lat.—Wind W. S. W. with rain. Yartstourat, Dcc. 23.—=Saturday arrived the Aar tat* and Taravaa frigates; on Monday arrived the Imoostst and Taws/mese (loops of war ; Tot- Wm and Blume gun brigs, and Aowts lugger, from a cruize.Sailed the ASTI t* frigate for Sheer. clefs ; the DICTATOR man of war is ex/rated to fail to-morrow for the Nor.; and the Btu izElt gun brig, with three tranfports, with troops, for the Wtfer. Ships of war here : MA rEiTIC, Admiral Russet. ; Rosso cc, Admiral Downes ; Princefs of Orange, Stately, Elephant, Agincourt, Dinator, and Ruby ; Tribune frigate, Imogene and Trompeufe Strops, For ward and Bruiser gun brig, Agnes logger. *rid two cutters.—Sailed the 19th inflant, the FLota. frigate for 1-lambro' to bring over Lord Hatitoway. HULL, Dec. 20.—The Providence; armed fhip, Captain RYE, arrived in the HuMber on Tuefday with a convoy from Tonningen. The Mermaid, SMITH ; and Eagle, WHITEHEAD, revenue cutters, alfo arrived the fame day from a cruize. The John, Jcwsow, of this port, from Riga, with . timbar ' went afhore on the 2zd ult. near Moon !Sand, in the Baltic, and it is feared will be totally 1011. The Flying Fifh, of Hull, G. WRIGHT, laden with oats, bound to London, is on (bore on Winterton Beach. The Mel ton, Cum, of Shields t the Henry, Rostmsow, of Scarborough; and the Eliifon, Wt Lusa, of Hull, have been on (hare in the Baltic, but got of without any apparent damage. The Swan of Lynn, laden with barley, was driven on (bore the loth inth on the Herd Sand, near Newcaftle, and is full of water..— The Fame, JerreasoN, of Stonehaven, with wheat, is arrived at Dantzig, in difirefs, having loft part of her crew, and moll of the reit laid up. The flap was a wreck, and the cargo greatly damaged, Another weffei that failed from Peterrourgh with the Fame, laden with wheat, was teen go down with all hands. FROM I.i.OYD'S LIST. Gaavessims, Drc. 23.—Paffed hp the Ann, Falconer, from Waterford; Dolphin, Ceafer, from Mcmell; Young William, Irwin, from Riga Rata, and the Vrov: Anna, Contras, from Va • leneia.—Sailed the Humphries, I lutainfon, for fdrdtira; and the James,Stark, for Cupeohagat. ARRIVED. - _ At Ratufgate, Lady Bathely, Idughes, from Duhtin; John and Sally, Hughes, tram Cork ; Centurion,—; and Albion,Albion, from Youghsn—Off Dover, Eurydice, Compton, from Surinam; ' rdinforo', Thomas. from Faro; I' agic, Williams, from Quebec ; and Harriot. Coflin, from the South Seas—Of Portland, Adonis, trvm the South Sea.—At Poole, Mercury, Brown; Nancy, Rowe; and ludulity, Cotter, from Newfoundland—At Portf mouth, Duke of Kent, —. front Newfoundland—At Plymouth, Perfeverance, Stroud; and Oncga, Lily, from Newfoundland — At Liv..rpo , I. Eliza, iltokes, fro n Surinam ; and Liverpool, (uandrill. from Pitifadelphia—aAt Charliton, Superb, Befwirth; and Ifabella Ore. n, Liverpool--.At Barhodoes,Barton, trorn Liverpool; George, , Wiiberiey, Lovett; and Port fea, park. front London—A , Art tria. Newton, Allen ; and Alia, Walker. from Lonono—Ar St. Kitt's, Lucy. Mali, from Lon don—At Tortola, Htl ti Rutherford; and Itufina, from London—At Surinam, Kitty. —..; Roe, Irwin; Union, Tucker; and Purfait„ --, from Africa; Purluit, Dawfon; Friendfinp, Neale; and Andromeda, Spain, from london—i-At Dominica, Rebecca, Simltio, from London; and Ceres, —, front Africa—At Oporto, Young Regulus, from London; and Boadicea, Boyle, from Newfoundland—At Lilbon, Fanny, Hall, from Falmomb; four fnends, —; and forf.iket, ----, from Cork; Nenoine, Palk; William. Courier, Webber; and Bell, Nichols, from Newfoundland—ln the River, Happy Return, hlonro, from Riga—tit Dartmouth, Indian Lafe, front Labadore—At Betfaft. Sir bvtnry South, —, from ltue bee—At Newfoundland, Elizabeth, Berm., from Poole—At Mogadore, Two Elizas, ---, from Laudon. A fleet frau Yortanouth arrived at Lilbon on the .. a d • i 1 sT IDTLmtS. EXTRACT 67 • LETTER FROM SORIN•11, :NITRO NOVEMBER 7. ' 4 Since my left the arrivals at this place are the Thames, Chio° (late Bt.act) ; Union, TUCKER ; Prefident, lacy ; and Roe, IRWIN ; all from Africa. The la(-mentioned (hip, much to the credit of the Captain and crew, maintained a very gallant atftion on this coaft, with a French lugger of 18 guns, and full of men, raid to have from iso to zoo on board. It is fuppofed (he is lately from France, as we heard nothing of her till this anion took place. The enemy, in grappling the fhip, in the mizen chains, got the fputfail yard in one of the quarter-deck ports, when (he was immediately lathed by defire of Capt. Lewis. At this time the French Commander called out to his men, ' Are you fall r when the Englith Com mander replied,' Yes, we have you The French then made a defperate attempt to board the Roe, but were bravely reified. The Roe had on board a Captain THOMPSON, late of the (hip Rebecca, of Li. verpool, with the whole of her crew, about thirty in number. To this additional force it may be afcribed that the Roe was raved, as the enemy was very ftrnng, and fought while there was a profpet of fuccefs ; and was only difengaged from her lathing, in conic quence of carrying away the bcwfprit, and running into fhoal water. The above-mentioned Captain Tnoitesos was captured on the coati of Africa on the 111 September. in company with the (hip Aftive, Mc anis ; (hip Clarendon, Gets a; and brig William, CHRISTIE ; and which were all captured at the fame time by the French privateer Suir et 'Moir, of 24 guns. On the 2d inltant arrived the London fleet, all well, under convoy of his Malay's ftiip DART. The (hips for this place are, the Friendthip, Nsata ; Pincent, Dawsom ; and Andromeda, SPAIN ; fit paired for Berbice and Demarara.—Sailed ten (hips ' under convoy of his Majetly', (hip la Suits, to join the general convoy on the 31(1 of Oelober, viz. the Lundon Packet, PITT ; Johanna Charlotte, Boa- RODATLE ; Rofina , tvI•KIIIDL•Y ; SCipin RAND; and the Patton, BA wrson, for Lo n don; Lord Royal, CARLISLE ; and the Princefs Royal, &Almon, for Liverpool ; the Sally, BROWN ; and the Thames, Gi.too, got on the Lee Bank River, and loft the convoy, but got off." Six veffels for Berbice and Demerara, part of the convoy, paired Surinam on the ad of November. AMERICA. CHARLESTON, NOV. s. We mentioned yellerday, the critical fituation in which the Britini !hips Either and Minorca were left on Sunday evening, with the French privateer in company ; and the probability that one or both of the (hips would be taken. We regret, that our fears have been realifed by the capture of the Either, ac- , companied with Each a horrid and bloody maffacre, that our feelings revolt at the bare recital of the dreadful tale. The cireumflances, as far as we have been able to coiled them, are thefe: On Monday morn:ng, about feven o'clock, the pri vateer bore down on the Either, but was kept off by the gallantry and well dire led fire of the brave Cap tain Irving and his crew, for nearly an hour ; —the wind, however, becoming fo light, that th (tip would not anfwer her helm, the privateer taking the advantage, with her fweepa, got along fide and grap pled. In this fituation the conteß was continued for three quarters of an hour, when the Frenchmen fueceeded in getting on board the (hip ; here they were kept at bay for nearly twenty minutes by the !hip's crew ; but Captain Irving being feverely wounded in the thigh, and having five of his men killed, ordered the colours to be (truck, and retired to his cabin. Mr. Lowdon, the Third Mate, after having hauled down the colours, was coming for ward. when he was 'hot, and thrown overboard. Four of the privateer's men, then followed Captain Irving into the cabin, where he was (hot, and molt cruelly mangled, and his body was thrown over tile fide before life was extinft. Mr. Edwards the ad Mate, a fine young man, while in the aft of fupport ing his dying Captaib in his arms, was (tabbed in le veret places with a Nall (word, and otherwife fo fe verely cut in his head, that no hopes are entertained of his recovery. By this time the refidue of the crew were di iven below ; when the Frenchmen, having complete nonillion of the (hip, the. inhuman mon(ter, Rots, ordered the prifoners to be brought on deck, and put to death. This being remonftrated againft by tome of the privateer's men, be ordered them to fire upon them, when revere) mulkets were difeharg ed into the hatchway, which killed the carpenter, and mortally wounded two few wen, who have fince died. The privateer is called the Creole, mounts fix guns of &fluent calibre, is 'commanded by one Pierre Burgman, and had on board, at the commencement of the aelion, one hundred and eleven then, They flare their lots to be fix killed, feven feverely wound cd, and a number miffing, fuppofed to have been knocked overboard and drowned. _ _ I' ee wounded Englifhmen were yeflerday put on board one of our pilot boats. Two of the feamen died before the reached the town. Mr. Milton, the Firft Mate, died on board at the wharf; one poor fellow died while they were conveying him to the hnfpital. Two feamen at the hofpital, and thirteen others, are fo dreadfully cut up, that it is fuppofed only two of the number can poflibly recover. The Captain of the privateer was wounded in the flefhy part of the arm by a mufket ball, and Rofs flightly in the writ : they were both {chocked over board, but fucceeded in regaining the privateer. We are (*fury to (tate, that three of the feamen (a Venetlanand two Portugnefe) helongingto the Either, hare enteted on board the privateer, notwithflanding they had Itood to their quarter., and behaved well dor ng tl e The privateer has gone off with the Either. She was a fine Ihip, and had on board a valuable cargo of fugars, &c. but being in a leaky condition, doubt• are entertained of her reaching port. She made fix teen inches of water per hour. RECAPITULATION OF THE KILLED AND WOUNDED ON BOARD THE ESTHER. Killed--1 Captain, t Third Mate, t Carpenter, and a Seamen. Since dead-1 Chief Mate and 4 Seamen. Wounded—I 3 Seamen, now at the HofpitaL On hoard the privateer -4 Seamen and t Bob , —Total aS. BATTLE OFF TRAFALbAR. MADRID, NOV. xs. The following is a Copy ref a letter, dated the tit infant, from General D. An rort to d'Escado, to his Excellency the Prince of Peace; Generalidlcao of the Forces by fea and land : " Molt Eikellent Seignior, " Annexed I tranftnit to your Etcellency a return of the (late of the different veffels of the Combined Squadron, which failed from Cadiz under the com mand of Vice A..:miral VILLINE UV a and General D. Folotote° Goovitta, fubfequent to the late engage ment, and the ftorm which came on immediately after. From this return it refults, that the enemy have in their poffiffion the San Juan Nepomuceno, at Gibraltar, and the San Ildefonfo,whichthey had yeterday in tow, in a very damaged condition—for the Santiffima Trinidad, Bahama, St. Auguftin, and Argonauta,have funk face the action. " I feel it neceffary to inform your Excellency, that our Officers who were prifoners on board the Englifit velftls pofitively afcertained, that Admiral /sir tsott, at the commencement of the anion, thrice threw out a figoal for engaging yard-arm and yard arm, with a view of deciding the viaory in his fa vour, by totally difmalling our thips, and by the ex treme effufion of blood. " It is my duly at the fame time, tri tfanlhait a return of the Officers who have fo honourably (bed their blood in this dreadful adi.m, as far as certain accounts have hitherto reached me, with the deepefl flrow for the irreparable lofs of fu many deferving fubjeds worthy of a better fate." [Here follows the Lift of the Killed and Wounded, above referred tor. The total under each head, is— Generals and Chiefs of Squadron. wounded Brigadiers, killed 2, witunded 4. Captains de Navin, kaki a, wounded 4. Captains de Fragata, killed 2, wounded 3. Lieutenants de Navio, killed 6, wounded S. Lieutenants de Fragata, killed 4, wounded 3. Lieutenant. of Artillery, killed 1. Micithipmen de Navio, killed 3, wounded 6. Midlhipmen de Frapta, killed a. wounded S. Lieutenants de Brulote, wounded t. Various inferior °Steers, killed 3, wounded 6.j The Commandant-General of the Department of Cadiz, D. JUAN DR MORENA, in a letter, dated the 29th Oftober, to his Excellency the Piince of Peace, writes as follows :—" The mode it y of Major General ESCANO, in giving me a hefty account of the battle of the 2: ft init. which I forwarded to your Excellency on the 22d, concealed from me the fan, that having been wounded in the leg from a difcharge of grape (hot, which killed All thole who were Rationed near him, with the exception of a Captain of Artillery. he neverthelefs continued at his petit with the greaten intrepidity, until the blood was ken Dreaming out of his boots by different officers, who compelled him to go below to have his wounds dreffed ; and as (non as tbi: procefs was gone through, EstAmo caufed l , himfelf to be again carried up to the quarter deck, where he remained till the clofe of the salon, dif-1 charging the funaions of his command." The Prince of Peace has been pleafed to Date, that his Majelly is highly fatisfied with the fervices of General Esca mo, and will reward them accordingly. Don BALTASAR CISSFROS, Chiefde Elquadra, hat alfo communicated to his Excellency, in a difpatch dated the 311 i ult. at Algefiras, the principal occur rences of the bottle, in which his flag !hip. the San tiffima Trinidad, had a (hare. "Admiral Mason. in the Viaory, followed by two other 3-deckers, at tempted to break our line anent of the Ti inidAd, and a head of the Bucentaur, Admiral VILLENEUVS.— Gen. CISNEROS gave orders to back the top-fails of theTtinidad, and thus came fo clofe upon the. French (hip, that by this mancelvre, and the terrible fire which followed, he hi:Rimed the intention of Admi• ral NELSON, who had no other means of !making the line than by palling aflern of the Bucentaurs Iu effeaing this, the Viaory carried away the ltarboatd fafhion-pace of the Trinidad : and two other three deckers having placed themfelves on the larhoatd qoarter, the anion was continued with this fuperior force until four P.M. when the Trinidad was totally difmafted, with :he lofs of 300 men. Such was the damaged condition of this 114, that though the Englifh officers who were in charge of her Rated, that Admiral Net.som had pledged himfelf to capture and condo& her to England, they were obliged to abandon their intention—and having precipitately taken out the people on the third day after the anion, in tonfecinence of the water gaining fo much on the pumps, the funk during the night. It is worthy of remark, that front the accounts already received, we are apprited of three feparate intlances in which the Englith, in the battle of the 21(1 of OCtober, 'attempted to break the line, and were completely repulfed by our (hips. We have jun Rated the reception which Admiral Niesow met with in his attempt to pafs allern of the Trinidad Vice Admiral CoLtimowooo experienced a fimilar reception. Hasing led the van of the Englith fqua dron in the Royal SoVeteign, %till; the intention of erpffing our line a head of the Santa Ana, the flag (hip of General D. Imam d'ALAva, this comman der took fuch meafures to difconcert his defign, that the Santa Ana tell on board the Sovereign ; and in this fituatioh the two veffels fought until both of them were difmafted. Another column of the Englifh, in like manner, endeavoured to break the line a-head of the Principe d'Aßurias, the flag (hip of I). Fea RICO GRanaa ; but the Principe crowding tail, and keeping up a brine and Ready fire on the enemy, compelled him to put about and abandon his defign. BARCELONA JOURNAL, SATURDAY, NO V. 3, t 805. Account of the Averages and Loffes (offered by the Englith Fleet, in contequence of the engagement on the sift of Oilober, with the Combined Forces of France and Spain : elm( can't. Vi Rory, of too guns, deprived of all her !tufts, in the aec of breaking the line ; the Vire Atindral Nelfon wounded, and log of his wounds (even Lours after the euncludon of the en gagement. Prill:C of Wales, of 98, and Britannia, of se° guns, foundered during the fight. Dreadnought, of 98 guns, the head pierced in an hundred places. Teraeraire, of 98 guns, difmancl, and the maks of the French Ihip i'Achille fell upon her deck, and killed a great number of people. Neptune and Prince, each of 98 guns, both foundered, and the malts of the former, and rudder of the latter, were difeovered on the (bores of Cond. Queen, of 98 guns. the top malt and lateen gone; In the Bay of Cadiz : and the head or bow much injured. Donnegal, of 8o guns, difMafted on the coait of Barbary. Canopus, of 8o guns, !tripped bare, and lupported in the deck at Li Tigre, of So guns, foundered on the fhoiei °ldiots MAU. Tonnant, of 8o guns, burnt by the fquadron, five or Ga kagucs io the North of Spencer, of 74 gum, entered the Baf of Gibraltar, towed in by it frigate. Defence, of 74 guns, in Gibealtar. withost ber minima& Swittftire, of 74 guns, in Gibraltar, deprived of ber term& Occan,of 74 gong, &limited Oa the Cuaft of Airica. Leviathan, of yagnns, under fall. top gallant gone. Zealous. of 74 guns, the bow or head injurechin Gibraltar. Conqueror, of 74 gra, under fail. Revenge, of 74 gra, and off' 74, in Gibraltar; the bit de prived of its yards. Minotaur, of 74 guns, aground On the emit Of Coma and Saw _ - - Lucar. Colotfue, et 74 guns, ditto. Mars, of 74 guns, under fail. tclierophon,of 74 guns t idem. Polyphetnus, of 64 guns, under fail, without her MIECII maft. Spartiate, of 74 VIM, foundered after the engagement, on the coat of Rota. Carnatie,of 14 guns, injured, under fan. Ships which re-joined the former at five o'clock in the evening, on the jilt. Duke of York, under fail. Royal Sovereign, loft on the emit, with four hundred thottfand pounds Reding, intended for Malta. Adlite, of ►io guns, towed by an Englith frigate. Thuotlrrer, of 74 guns. under fail, protected by a frigate. L'Aigle, of 74 guns, under fail Major General Bic-ItEszoa was wounded at the begirming of the atliona and died three hours ad. terwards. Oat (hip e.f t io guns, three fi igates, and one cor vette, failed from Gibraltar, Ealiward, to prote& the Branded and difmantled (hips. This account is extraited from the difpatches to Gibraltar by Admiral Coweewoon, explained by the particulars of the wails entering that Bay. It is natural to fuppnfe that the loffes are not very correaly Rated by the Englifh ; and that, id faa, they are much greater than our enemies are id• dined to reprefent ; yet it is evident, from their nat.% Mite, that their/eel it defrayed According to force letters from Cadiz, which refer to intelligence mi. ceived from Englifh Officers, it appears that the Englifh have loft (even to eight thouland men ; st calamity which it will be very difficult to rediefs is that country. The Negroes have revolted at the I(land of Cay enne, taken the tone and made Vicroa Fluatitt prifuner. The tows of Celtics, in the Hand of St. Laciak has been accidentally deli oyed by fire. Esti-adt from a Levi of the United States of America, approved March 3, iBO3. Sac. 6.—And le it further enatied, That twhenfleve any officer of an armed veffel, cotnmiffioned 6j any foreign Poturr, (hall on the high fe.ts commit any well pafs or tort, or any fpoilation on board any veffel of the United States, or any unlawful interruption or vexation of trading veffels aftually coming to dr go ing from the United States, it (hall be lawful for the Prefident of the United States, on fatisfaftory proof of the falls, by proclamation to interdift the entrance of the Paid officer, and of any armed veffel by him commanded. within the limits of the United States. And if at any time after fuch proclamation made if mall be found within the limits of the United States, he (hall be liable therefcr to be arrefied, indifled, and punifhed by fine and imptifonment in any Court of the United States, having competent jurifdiftion I and it ( hall be a part of the fentence, that he mall within fuch time after the payment of his fine and the expiration of his term of imprifonment, as the Court (hall &eft, leave the United States, never to return. And if he (hall return within the limits of the United States after the paging of Inch fentence, or be found therein, after the period limited by the Court as aforefaid, he (hall again be liable to be in difted, fitted, and imprifi•ned at the difcretion of the Court. Box:No.—Several Boxing Matches have been fpoken of within thee three or four left weeks. One match was made up, and decided yefterday, near Shepperton, between Dick Cia►ke and Sam Morfe, a minor pugilift and a countryman. There was good bottom on both fide., but eventually (kill pre• veiled over firength, and Clarke was declated viaor. It Was expcaed that Bill Ryan and George Maddox would have fought for a fifty guinea pude; but Ryan did not go down to the fcene of aftion ; it was faid that he was unable to go. Another fight was on the tapis between George Oliver and Jemmy from Town, who was moll dreadfully beat by him tome time ago; but rather than run the rifle of a freth encounter, Jemmy paid his forfeit. Tom Belcher and Dutch Sam will fhortly fight : it is expeeed that this will be the molt hard Ortiggle between fcientific !kill on the one hand, and hard experience on the other, that has been witneffed for a conliderable length of time. On Sunday evening an old man, who was left in charge of the houfe of Mr. Pass, in Norfolk-ftreet, beard voices, which he fuppofed proceeded from the area ; be took a Iword and went into the kitchen, when he heard perfons attempting to break in at the window. By liftening lie difcovcred there were three men, but not fufficiently equipped with houfe breaking inftruments. When the old man found they were gone. he went to inform Mr. PARR of what bad happened. Mr. P. provided him with a brace of piftols, loaded with final' (hot. The old nun returned, and in about half an hour after a knock was heard at the door, which he anfwered with the chain up, when feveral men enquired for Mifs Lloyd, ard attempted to wrench the chain off' with a crow ; upon which he difcharged a pitiol at them, and they made off. There was no doubt but r the villains was wounded, as a difcharge was traced from the ilior to the Strand, where I fuppofed they took a coach. 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