Star.
London, England, 1805-03-14 00:00:00

NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE.

MAILS THIS DA .--Wind S. E.
. DUI. ♦II. DOZ.
Dublin io I 14ambargh o
Wataford 0 s Gottcnbiugh 0 • 3
LiWon I I

PIIIZAPICI, MATCH I i.—Since my !aft arrived the
HIND, DOLPHIN, and R.'s°LoTios cutters from a
cruize. They have failed again. _

H FALMOUTH, MAICH laft evening the
Swift, Emma ; John and Edward, Evites ; and Corn-
wall, Patna. for Swanfea. Arrived this day his
Majefty's Ship Hunala, of 16 guns, captain Htt.t. ;
his Majefty's brig Gar/war, of s 6 guns, Capt. Bass;
and the Avows excite cutter, KINSMAN, all from a
cruise : the latter has brought in with hera floop,
having on board Soo ankers of fpifits, from °nein-
fey, (aid to be bound for Coverack : alto arrived the
WALSINGHAM packet, KOSAITS, with mails from
Lithon, in 13 days: the left lying in the Taps, the
DIAN• packet, ST. Avant, which. arlitred out with
mails from England on the :Bth ult. alto lying there
about 6o fail of merchant yeah. prises, te- which
were to fail from thence for England on the alth alt.
under convoy of his Majefty's (hip Einem.% Cap-
O'Buse ; the WoLr floop of war, of :8 guns, Ho-
nourable Captain &seal ; and Miistoos (chooser,
of 14 guns, Lieutenant CASUIST/R. The packets
for America and Welt Indies, as alfo thecae for Lir-
bon, are detained by contrary wind. Wind South.
PLYMOUTH, Mamas t a.-,-Came in his Majesty's
(hip PRETO'SMTS. of 40 guns, Capt. MiCor, from
Gibraltar, and with di(pa:cbes from Admiral Sir
JOHN Otis, commanding the fquadron cruising off
Cast : the failed from Gibraltar the 14th ultimo, at
which time the garrifon were in an improving Rate
of health, the communication with which was opened
the 311 t January, and 3 weeks previous to that date
there had not been any fever cafe. This !hip confirms
the account, that the Toulon fleet have retnrieed to
that harbour. The report of the capture of the Aa.
sow Soup and her fleet, bad reached Gibraltar ; but
the number of veffels taken was not known—it appears
that the'Aaaow and the Bomb fought molt gallantly
for more than two hours, and that in five minutes
after the Aaaow was boarded and cleared °Cher
prifoners, the funk, from the damage received in the
adion—the boisb which was with the Aattow, •was
the Acnsaou, of 8 guns. Came in the Raub:Alt,
of t 4 guns, from a cruise, with the loth of boWfprit
and head.

In addition to the account of yefterday, of the
aftion of the Cli TURIONg of so guns, it appears that
there were two frigates, betides the Marengo, of 84
guns, which engaged her, and for more than two
hours, in every direEtion, until Ltsots found that
the Britith tars would not furrender their alp, and
he made off with his fquadron and prizes. There
was another Chip, called the Barnaby, under the pro.
teftion of the CINTUILIOII, which cut her cable and
ran afhore, and was afterwards loft in the turf : had
the Charlotte cat ber cable elf** the would not bay,
been captured.

Came in the Pruffian pMott Minerva, from France,
for Lifbon, with wheat, detained by the Nate*, of
38 guns; the AURORA, of 28 guns, from the Ean.
ward, with the Trelawney and Antelope ordnance
ftore-(hips, bound to Bermuda, put in by contrary
wind ; alfo the Beaver, of and from Poolnt Capt.
Homes, from Liverpool.
Cowls, Mazes t;.—Arrived the South Carolina,
PAUL Porr wafter, from Charleilown, with rice, for
orders, and immediately proceeded to the Mother.,
bank to perform quarantine: alto the American brig
Franklin, SMITH, from Cherburg, having been there
detained five weeks under embargo.
Mateo 13.—The Mafter of the American (hip
Franklin, which arrived here yefterday, after being
detained at Cherbourg by embargo for five weeks,
reports--that there were very few troops in the town
or neighbourhood ; no gun-boats; and only one fri-
gate in the harbour or road, called the Minetve, loft
by the Englith a year ago, near Cherbourg. -She ii
now completely fitted for fea, and is waiting for an
opportunity to elude the obfervation of ~two Brititlt
frigates cruizing off that coati.
Poursmoirry. MARCH I3.—Sailed *'frigate with
a fleet under convoy for the Downs. The tranfports
and ordnanCe Chips, now lying at Southampton, are
ordered round here.—Wind Southerly. • • •
MAL, MARCH 13.—Sailed the TRUITT man of
war, Syr and Gatco (loops of war, for Dnngenefs.
—Arri'ved the Isis man of war, and Ca srotfrigate,
from Portfmouth ; LEDA frigate; ALIRT (loop of
war; Plan. FLAMER, and feveral other gun-brigs,
tee. from a cruize, and remain in the Downs with
the reft of the (hips as per Taft, and the Bombay
Anna, Seorv, for Bengal.—Wind S. S. W.
YARMOUTH, MARCH I3.—yefterday P. M. the
Lark packet landed her mails (fit in number) at
Loweftoffe. Sailed this morning for Harwich, the
Diana packet, Captain &rimier; with St iecruits ;
for Leith, to bring troops, the Chapman armed (hip,
and the Loan Mtzvieza gun brig for Tonningen,
the BRANUM floop of war and her convoy ; and on a
cruise, the CORMORANT Hoop of war. Arrived the
Can SOR and Hoar sa gun brigs from a ettti.. The
Ihips of war here are the Monmouth, Adamant, 4r..
dent, Antelope, Penelope, and la Conliance friptei ;
Mofelle. Scoot, ind Infpealor, (loops; Vixen, Ann,
Cenfor„ and Ferriter gun ve4l. ; Drake anti lager
cutters.—Wind S. E. '

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.
GIAMIND, MAILCR tl.-7Pafred by the Vrow ITcnriettl,

; and the Concordia, Croft, from Embden. S.Liled the
Dart, Radiate, for Newfoundland ; Miry, Ward, for Waterford ;
Wrentham Jacobs, for Tooningen ; Wow, Sarah-, and Mar.
prate, Pafs, for Vara ; and the Viff Gebrodcrs, Amels, fur
Embden.
Matzen 13.—Pafred. by, the Fanny, Smith, from the Snu:h
Seas; Drie Gebroders,ohnfon, from Verdi; Vrow
Laws, from Lear; rouge Jacobs, Lobens ; Three Brothcrs, Hof-
faion ; and the Vrow Gortjie, Hook, from Embden.
Aaarren...At Cowes, the South Carnlina,Pore, from Charlet'.
ton. At Briftol, Carl,Ludvig, from Charente. lo the Humber,
Joao Hannah, —; and the Nytunus, —, from Malaga.—
At Bengal, Amphibious, Barker, from London ; Alia, • and
the Bengal,—, from Madras- At Madras, Ruby, Blake, from
London. At Bombay, Lowjce Family,—; and the Earl St.
Vincent --; from London. At Colombo,
from Ltadon.

NAVAL APPOINTMENTS.
Captain Blif4o is appointed to the &Liqueur.
Captain R. HALL to the Malabar.
Captain G. Ba.oc to the !us.
Captain J. BAKU& to the Caftan.
Captain Gascorsta to the Hecla bomb.
Captain J. Srars to the Nautilus.
Lleiiteaant G. W. Ilaowis to the St. Likes.
Lieutenant 8. WAL6a to the Raironable.
Lieutenant W. Caawroao to the Ifia.
Lientenant J. Ortar to the Utile.
Lieutenant W. Wismar to the &Wick.
Mr. J Omissive is made Lieutenant, and appointed to
iQe CsolialL

Yeiterday a Court of Direltors was held at the
Eaft India Hoare, when the following appcintments
were made for the new Government of Prince of
Wales Iliad. viz
Jour Hors 0 NT, Efq. Plat in Council as I Warelsoufc
Keeper.
Hesipr Sainiaaq Ps A &sow. Efq. Secreary to Government.
Taoism RAIMPLESs, EN. Amara Secretary to Government.
Joaae PHILIP How*, Efq. Accountant.
Wicwiat Rommsow, Efq. A(Sltant.
Fa ggiorrsu Dicc Tsioasesetc, Efq. Sub Wardioufe Keeper 1104
rter.
W. E. Pstu.s.irs, Wq. Colledor of Cußoms and Land Re-
value.
Jonse ERMINE, Efq. Alfdtant to the Superintendant and
Storekeeper.
The Rev. Arius'. LAle, Chaplain.

The under-mentioned Commanders took leave,
previous to their declining for their refpdlive
dcßi-
nations, via.
Capt. COLN rr, Cattle Eden, Bengal and Bencoolcn.
- SALTW ILL, Admiral Gardner, St. Helena and Madgaii.
- LANDON, City of London, Bombay.
—...--Rooaas, General Stuart, Madras ani Bengal.
j. MosiNG, Comet, Madras.

The Court adjourned till this day. '
The Bombay' Fly, cruiser; Nancy and Creole,
country fhipp, have bcen captured in the Gulph of
Perfla,bY
.1a Fortune French privateer.

It is with much pleafure we are enabled to contra-
die the report of the capture of the Marquis Wellef-
ley Eaft Indiaman. The following is an estraft of a
lettelfroin oq board that !hip, dated the 3oth of ST-
-;emb..e,r •
rf " c 4ic Pow on par Inv to Penang, under convoy of Ad-
n $ RAt4otettovto haspronifed to convoy us back to the coat
In Dotentbe/, Ist bac In oaf cargo at Madre., anti the forts to Lb.
Northward:

General STUMM is arrived from Madras. On Ilia
embarking on board the Conroeion' he was (alined
by the difcbarge of feveuteen guns from the garrifoi
of Fort St. George. Thp Greet through which ha
palled to the vefel was lined with troops, ax d hp was
met by the Gayprnort the Members of the Council,
and all the principal evil and Military Officers of the
fattlement. Major General Tata:, Colonels pm-
14y, harrsausa, nay nsos, Wit.son, and Captain
Wins Low, of the 77th regiment, are alto arrived
from the fame quarter by the late (hips.

Oxroao,httacii was yefterday determin-
ed in fell coovo9tiori, that a hiufic !riming should
be held at the tlntrerrity in June nest ; at which tin*
it is expelled that the honour of Knhthood will be
conferred on our two PirfeLfors Mufic, Dr. Ws.
Donn, and Dr. Wm.CaorcH.

This morning the Rev. EpWARD BAtTLITT JA XB4
A. U. of Magdalen College, and Reaor of St. Mar-
tin's Church In this city, was prefented to the de-
gree of Dolor in Divinity. Grand Compounder.
I need not, / fuppofe, inform you that his Kai EcTT
is fully expeaed to be here in the rummer.

AGILICW.TYRII 1W laaLasp.—.-The Grand Plough-
ing Match for the Slyer Cup, given by the Farming
Society of Ireland, took place at Huntftoun, near
Dublin, on the Bth initant, when 14 Ploughs ftarted ;
12 of which were two-horfe Ploughs, one a pair of
oxen,_ and one a pair of heifers. The following is a
lift of the Candidates, and the adjudications in favour
of the'fiye firperior Ploughs;—the work done by Lady
Damoap's Plough was deemed remarkably good.
r. Rev. Mr. Spites Mr. W. Branton
5. Rev. C. Bentsfoi4 Mr. J. Crifty
5. Mr. J. Garnet 4ir T. Lighton
• 4. Mr. G. Grierfon Mr. R. St. Gawp
s. Lady Ormond Hoo J. Butler
• Mr. T. Brunton Mr. J. Garnet
Mr. C. Lambert Mr. Gnome Grietfon

The Bev. M. fixates, of Ballyarthur, of courfe,
gained die Pri;e.
The wort was done extremely well by to or 11 of
the Ploughs, in the prefence of the belt prailical Agri -
cullarifts of kingdom, and a numerous attendance
of amateurs, who expreffed the higheft gratification
at this interefting fcene, which fo fatisfaaorily dif-
pla)ted the rapid advancement of Irith Agriculture.
The Prize Cup was introduced after the cloth was
drawn, and honoured with due libations Profpe-
rity to the Farming Society,—and the Health of its
diftinguithed Prefident, Mr. Forage," were drank
with heartfelt applanfe.

Oaths gilt Inft. at his feat in the county of Antrim, Ireland,Clot-
worthy Bragh . Earl of Matroreeno, Vikount MaTareene, and
Baron of . This Nobleman was many years confined in
the Baftilea In Prance,and cffeeted his efcapein the year z 789,
by marrying hiadwooifelle Mary-Ann Barrier, daughter of the
Governor, who, with ha filter sod her hutband, became the part-
ners of his Bight, and accompanied him to Ireland. His Lordihip
coalieffed contrzatati mesa, nicirt
ii fromoghl long refidep
matrafs eneethinethe Baader: ,
od
after Ids return to Ireland continued It, her Ladythip reftirg on a
down bed in the fame apartment. His Lordlbip was in his 63d
year and is fumeeded in his titles and ilium by the Hon. Colonel
Skeingtou, his Lordibip's brother, who Is gone to Ireland to take
I Poiregiall• ' '
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