Star.
London, England, 1808-11-07 00:00:00

NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE.

FALMOUTH, NOVEMBER 4.
Arrived his Majesty's ship Mum; with a convoy
for Madeira and the Brazils.—Wind E.N.E.

PLYMOUTH, NOVEMBER &
Thursday evening arrived in the Sound, from the
Eastward, ten sail of transports, having on board

troops, said to be the 7th and 10th Regiments of Dra-
goons, from Portsmouth : they remained about two
hours, and then sailed again to the westward, under

convoy of the NONPUZIL sloop of war, for Corunna.
The voyage will be very short, as the wind his blown

a fine breeze at east ever since.

PORTSMOUTH, NOVEMBER e.

Arrived his Majesty's ship BRILLIANT, from Guern-
sey, and landed Sir H. NEALE, who has proceeded
for London.—His Majesty's brig FURIOUS is ap-
pointed convey for the Downs, and the CAMILLA for
the Mediterranean, on her arrival from the Downs,
which is hourly expected.—Came into harbour his

Mfjesty's ship LILLY.—Wind Easterly.

DEAL, NOVEMBER S.

Arrived the RoLLA sloop, from a cruize off Bou-
logne ; Poll and Dover, two small Dover cutters,
hired as dispatch vessels from Dover Pier, to be
mustered. Sailed the CAMILLA, of 20 guns, for Ports-
mouth, to refit ; GLOMEN sloop, on a cruize off Bou-
logne.-5 P.M. Three sail of the line have just hove
in sight, supposed to be Sir S. HOOD'S squadron from
the Baltic.—Remain in the Downs,

Princess of Orange, Venerable, Hero, Bombay, Invincible,
Christian Vllth, Leviathan, Illustrious, Warspite, Trusty, Prin-
cess Caroline, Rolla, Crocus, Zenobia, Skylark, Beagle, Cherokee,
Flamer, Indignant, Alert, Dover and Poll hired dispatch cutters,
Fiudon hired naval sloop.

YARMOUTH, NOVEMBER 5.

Friday arrived from the Baltic, the VANGUARD,
ROSAMOND, and Batnzae.—Yesterday passed this port
to the westward, several ships of war from the Baltic.
Wind S. E.
Suits IN TN! ROADS-..-ROANICk, Vice Admiral Douglas;
Gollob, Calypso, Brinell', Brevdageren, and Havoc.
FROM LLOYD'S LIST.
GRAVMNII, Novassaza 6.—Passed by the Mary, Chissell,
and Sir Lawrence Abell° ---, from Malta.--Salled the Star,
Spink, for Tenerife • Ebenezer, Besant, for Malta ; the Rapid,
Forbes, for Madeira; Nestor, Murdock, for Dublin; Starting,
Leigh, fir Curacoa ' • Freedom, Anderson ; Andalusia, Jefferson ;
Hawker, Napeir; and Brothers, Whined, for Gouenburgh.
NAVAL Arronrriszlis.—Captain Rainier, to the Norge (late
Danish) ; and Captain Abdy, to the Dotterel, at Portsmouth ;
Hon. Captain Duncan, to the Mercury; Captain Boys, to the
Reindeer.
Lieutenant Downie, of the Seahone, is promoted to the rank
of Commander ; and he has received the additional honour of
having his commission dated the 6th of July, the day of the
action with the Turkish frigates. •
Mr. Charles Hammond, of Portsea, Is appointed Purser of the
Africaine.
The Llicrivr, Lieutenant TRRACT, has sent into
Portsmouth the Harmony brig, laden with wine,
from Southampton, bound to London, captured by
:l'lntrepide French privateer, on Sunday se'nnight,
and re-captured by the LINNET the next day.—When
the Harmony was taken, there were three young
ladies (sisters) of the name of WARD, on board, pas-
sengers for London, whom Captain WATSON, of the
~Harmony, when he was sent on board the privateer,
claimed as his children ; and, after some hesitation,
they were allowed to accompany him. They, of
course, will be landed in France. Had they re-
mained on board the Harmony, as the Captain of the
privateer wished, their fate would now have been
different.
Ths Havoc arrived at Yarmouth on Wednesday
evening ; she sailed from Gottenburgh on the 28th
ult. on which day the Victory arrived there. The
Goliah and Cali pso arrived off Yarmouth on Thurs-
day from the Baltic.
It is reported that the Astley, Capp, and several
other missing vessels ofthe fleet lately arrived from
Malta, under convorol the Thames, were off Ports-
mouth on the 246 lib. •
On the .12th of September, the Mary, Hunt, was
lost near Baltimore ; and on the 20th, a most violent
gale arose, which it was feared would do much mis-
chief to any Shipping that might be on that coast. ,
A • of the Jane, Graham. from Madeira,
salted in e River, states, that the day before the y
made Plymouth, (22d tilt.) they saw a sloop captured
:which . Captain G. informed him he was coefsdent
was the Stag, Carpenter, from Madeira; whidisailed
from thence on the 16th of September ; dire;dane
, sailed on the ad.
The Aksiancht, Atkins, bound to LondoWithe
>Betty, --, /be Bristol ; Hope, Chester, for Livver-1
pool ; and do Adniiral Berkely, —, for St. Se-
bastian's, were at Pernambuco on the Bth inst
J. Moses, a native of Ceylon, who was yublicly
whipped on Thursday for a fraud, hris.been suite bap.
treed at St. James's Church, Clerkenwell, as si,s.ort-
eurity against his being trapanned for a slave when
abroad: i y'l
CortoAa's Ixonesv.—An Inquisition 'was taken
on Saturday at the BUsh public. house do the Enfield '
Broad, on the body of F. H.- Binghani, whose death
"-WaLeccasioned on the preceding day, whilst contend-
ing, : —7.- James, in a casual combat. The per.
'ties , . on the mid; in consequence Of
LTV ,iv .t? a cart, not 'haying giv6ri
I ci
uerS
es room' 1 r who was driving; a single
, horse 'chaise, Of-pass ; and, accord4dn the testi-
nicoty 'lsf :—:— ram*, ' was-in f&iparly With
",..latnaii, !higher= susl4 - t ;II a 414 A fight en-
alpt.n
:sued, unit beery fa* ' • , and it was the
opinion of sinsedical toks, it was one of these falls
that eceaticeied Blivirititisisr4grath. He .survived 24
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