Star.
London, England, 1806-09-25 00:00:00

NAUTICAL IN7kLUGENCE.

MAILS THIS DAY.
AIM DM • AIM DUI.
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Waterford 1t if Hantbursit 0 4

The Nautilons, Vt r, from St. Vincent's, is
araived at BTU ; the parted from the homeward
bound Leeward Hand Fleet on the tBth inn. in
heavy gale at S. E. and thick weather, in lat. p.
lops. ,6.
• 'His Majefty's (hips THALIA, Newest', and CA-
MILLA, with the fleet for Newfoundland, were fpoken
with on the :ph intl. in lat. 47. 12. long. 2t. all well.
The Ifabella, Bata, from Demerara for London,
put into Grenada, having 101 l one of her mans.
PLYMOUTH, SEPTEMBER 33.
Came.in the Hamburgh (hip Dido,Captain E. E. S.
MILLIR, from Hamburgh, to St. Thomas's, with
linen, geneva, and wine, detained by the Thombo-
rough privateer: Panstoss, of 36 guns, from a
cruize : RISISTINCI) of 38 guns, from the fquadron
tinder the command of Rear Admiral Loots : it is
Paid that the fquadron are gone into Falmouth, to
wait further orders : alto the Danift galliot Gunied
Dorothea, Captain L. Jaime, from Bourdeaux, for
Copenhagen, with nil and wine, detained by the In-
defatigable privateer.
WRY mount, SEPT.-

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Arrived off Portland the °sip Auguftus, Eowaie
Howe mailer, from Norfolk, America, bound to
London, from which kraal letters were fent on
fltore. Wild N. N. E.
PORTSMOUTH, SEPTEMBER 24.
• Arrived his Majefly's fhip Awl:lrma from Bar.
harlots in 31 days ; Eleanor, Coate ; James, Raca.
wont. ;—Unity, Swizz ;—and the Two Friends,
Huomes, from Riga ;—Juno, Dixon ;—Zephytus,
Rienzi ; and Requeft, Jonasos, from Petetfburgh,
all for this port ; silo feveral outward bound verde,
and the Japiter,SWlSlty, from Lam detained by the
&many gun brig. Wind N. E.
SHEERNESS, E EPTEMBBR 24.
Arrived his Majefly's (hip SWIPT, Capt. WRIGHT
the Gromftad (Danifh (hip) Nszsow wafter, INN
Dantzick, with timber and deals, bound to Laos,
but having received confiderable damage on bet
• voyage, is incapable of proflcuting it further. Sailed
the Swedifh (hips Guitar Adolph, STAIMITifor LIA
bon, Zacicerenann, PRAM!, for Plymouth, mei
Freya, Tjaou, for Lifbon, with pitch, tar, iron, aad
deals. The Trill. man of war at the Nore, has
Admiral ROWLIT'S flag on board during the repair
of the ZIALAND, which (hip is now on careen in tits
harbour to get at her copper in order to repair it....
The COIMOIANT is appointed to convoy the Bakie
fleet which flill lies at the Note, as the wind blown,
very flrong from the northward.
DEAL, SEPTEMBER 14.
This morning, at fix o'clock, a Mellinger arrived
here from London, and immediately embarked us
board the SPILCULATOIt lugger, Lieut. M'CILICADT.
which failed for Boulogne. Early this morning pared
the back of the Goodwin Sands to the Northward, a
Swedi(h man of war, with a fleet of veflels under Swe•
dills colours, from the Weftward. Came down from
Sheernels the Ziaia bomb. Arrived the Spurs las
coop of war, from a cruize. Sailed the Titan's fri-
gate on a cruize, and the Noma° bomb, with the
outward-bound, &c. under convoy for Portfroontb.
Arrived and failed for the River, the Amelia, Yowl%
from Grenada, and the Alligator, Gaaraosi, from
Tobago. Sailed through the Downs, the Dorothy
Sophia, Wozr, for the Mediterranean; alfo, feverd
outward-bound veils, and the Cuckoo fchoonera
from Sheernefs for Portfmouth —Wind N. N. E.
PENZANCE, SEPTEMBER t 7.
Since my laft the Bird of Dartmouth, the Fanny
of Dongarvan, the Seeds of London, the Provi-
dence of Portimouth, the Harriot and Ann of Shore-
ham, the Hope of Bridgewater, the Search and the
Mary of Exeter, the Alert of Yarmouth, the Joha
and Sally, and the Elizabeth of Arundall, the Hope-
well of Emfworth, and the John and Eleanor of
Coombe, put in here, wind bound, for different
places • and the Robert and Janet of Newcaflle, lag
from Brigol, in ballaft, bound to Milford, but driven
not of the other channel by the ale, on Sunday lel,
and area in imminent danger of being loft. All the
above are now under weigh, for their refpettive def.
tinations. Wind variable, but weather moderate.
Sim t9.—Yellerday morning the American brig
Patty, Capt. HARDING, arrived here from Amfler-
dam, with hides, &c. &c. and at night the Jane,
Captain STSVINS, from Carpenter Smith's Wharf,
.London, with bale goods, &c. for this port.
The Dorothy and. Jane, of Sunderland and the Jane and Sarah,
Campball,of London, (coal loaded) are loft near Bottomdeeps
e Crews Caved.
The Amity. Peacock, from Ayr for qttebee, put into the Clyde
on the tlith init. in chards.

A v.--About fix o'clock yefterday evening a
ferious tumult for a thott time was threatened, in
eonfeqnence of a perfna appearing at the White Horfe
Cellar, Piccadilly, to demand as his apprentice, who
had abkoaded from his fervice about three years
fince, one of the men belonging to the Royal Blue
Corps that efcorted the Spanifit treafure to town on
Saturday. The Pnrtfmouth coach was loaded with
them as outfide paliengers when the demand was
made, in fupport of which two Police Officers at.
tended, againfl whom the fuldiers pointed their muf-
hets with fixed bayonets, vowing vengeance if any
attempt was made to fecure their meffmate ; and
two or three difcharges were aßnally made at the
obnlixious party, though we believe without fhot—
when the coach fuddenly driving off, all farther mif
chief was prevented—The heroes of La Plata wav-
ing their hats, and giving three cheers as they de-
psted►