Star.
London, England, 1805-05-06 00:00:00

NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE.

MAILS THIS DAY.Wind S. S. W.
ARR. DUI. AIR. DOZ.
Dublin a r I Hamhurgh r I
Waterford t I Gotteubwrgh 0 r
Lilbon 0 I

PLYMOUTH, MAY 4.—Came in the Danifh
Sufanna, Captaic S. J. Roe Los., from Menton, board
to Embden, laden with fruit, detained by the Alert
privateer, of London; alfo the CtiIERLY, of 18
guns, from the ChaOnel Fleet, with difpatches : fhe
brings an account that Admiral Sir JOHN °ant, wi:h
his fquadron, joined the Channel Fleet on Tuefday
the Both ult.; RHOD♦ cutter, of 14 guns, from the
Channel Fleet, with difpatches; NIMBLE, of 14 guns,
from ditto: fhe left them the ttl of May, with dif
patches; Fain cutter, from ditto: (he left them
the zd of May, with. dilVatches t Hatrootry gun-
brig, from the Weliward, having been with dif-
patChes to Admiral KNIGHT, of the gylEtt, of 98
guns, which the left on board one of the fleet for
him, and then returned immediately.—Sailed the
COLOSSUS, of 74 guns, to join the Channel Fleet ;
alfo the BEAGLE, of :8 guns, with difpatches for
Lord GARDNER.

PoirsmouTN, MAY s.—Came in the SOPHIA
1100 p of war, with difpatches from the Mediterranean;
and the EcvrritNat frigate from a cruize, after
being on fhore on the ShingleF. The EURYDICS fri.
gate is appointeA convoy for the Mediterranean.
DIAL, MAY s.—Sailed the Vatotraous floop of
war, and a gun brig, for the French coati. Came
down from Sheernefs, the PHOSPHORUS fire (hip.—
Arrived and failed for the River, the George, Rav-
MOLDS, from the Bay of Honduras. Arrived the JA-
MAICA ani ARIADNE frigates ; SPEEDY, AUTUMN,
ORESTES, and CYGNET (loops of war; and feveral
gun brigs, from off the French coaft, and remain in
the Downs with the Ten or the (hips as per laft. The
BLAZES gun brig, Lieutenant HINTON, has brought
into the Downs, a veffel under American colours, faid
to be bound from Amfierdam to New York. Wind
wcflerly, fqually.

YAAMOUTH, MAY s.—The Baltic fleet confifting
of 180 fail, under convoy of the ORFSTFS and Ram-
oEß floops of war, DILIGENce armed fhip, and Pain.
CESS ALTOUSTA cutter, got under way this morning
about nine o'clock, and at one P. M. were out of
fight with a fair wind at S. W. frefh breeze.—Sailed
on a cruize the PEFELOPA frigate, and Coastwis►+T
floop of war. Two large (hips and a hoy, arc now
coming in, fuppofed prizes to the North Sea fleet.—
Arrived the !amt.'s-cr. loop of War. Admiral
Rt.'s tat. has {hilted his flag front the St. ALBANS to
the MONMOUTH, and remains with St. Albans, Ma-
labar, Antelope, Adamant, Inflexible, Infpeaor flan),
and Badger cutter.
GREENOCK, Aim. v.—Accounts were received
here laft night, of the fate arrival in Lochfayle, north
of Ireland, of the French Fall Indiaman Charles,
MORRICK, which failed from the Ifle of Franct:, in
company with the American brig Riling Sun, arriv-
ed at Plymouth, and was bound to Bourdeaux. She
was taken on the 4th inttant, in fight of Fayal, by
the privateer (hip of war Neptune, of this port,
Captain HANBY, in company with the Union lugger
of Jerfey. The Charles, MORRICB, is a (hip of 532
tons, with a cargo of fugar, cotton, coffee, indigo,
and a great many other valuable articles, and is the
fourth valuable capture by the cruizers of this port.
Max 3.—By the Disr:a, arrived yellerday, an an.]
count is brought of the appearance of a French pri-
vateer in the mouth of the North Channel. At this
reafon, in almolt every year of the laft war, an enemy'
of this force has retorted to that quarter. A floop
of war, Rationed there, it neceffary ; and would if
aftnally employed, efeCtually fecure that navigation.
Arrived here yefterday morning, the Diana, M-
EETS, from Charlefton, after a paifage of so days ;
was boarded on the 27th ult, about to miles off
Tilling Head, by a French privateer biig, of to
guns and 8o men. TIM' Fn:nchman bad deftroy-
ed feveral vac's. Captain Them (poke, a few
days previous, in lat. 55. long. 20. the Caledonia,
from Leith, out eight days ; and, on the 13th ult. in
lat. 54. long. 34. the American (hip Charleflon, from
Liverpool, bound for Norfolk, all well.
Arrived the Olympus, WOOO. from Charleflon,
after a paffage of 43 days. Capt. WOOD law an Ame-
rican fhip going into Charlefton, the Mary Ann,
Isoar.t.s, from this port, which tailed on the z3d of
January.

Az asvzo...off Dover, the RI.11,11(011, from I,cghorn—
Off Brighton, Hope, Gifford, from St. Thomaii—At Dublin,
Hope, Andrews, from BourdtauzAt Belfaft, Vemss, Goodwill,
from New York—At Gibraltar, Two Friends, Stoff, from Peter(
burgh; Elizabeth, Spaldon, and the Elizabeth, Appleton, from
London—At Honduras, Sinai!bridge, Curtis, and the
from Londonv.-At Africa, Fanny, Lane ; and the Lord Romney,
Carlifle, from LiverpooL

The Neptune privateer has brought into Derry a
large French /hip of 650 tons burthen, from the
We of France, bound to Bourdeaux, valued at
200,0001.

The MEDIATOR man of war, with the Warren
Hafting:, Wexford, Henry Addington, Bombay
Caftle, and the Royal George, outward bound Bail
Indiamen, failed from Madeira on the i ith of March.
The Ocean and Carmarthen Indiamen arrived on
the 25th of March : the Ocean was blown out the
next day, and had not returned on the 3oth. The
Hibloor.raw man of war, convoy to the Eaft India
fleet, which failed from Portfmouth on the Bth of
March, arrived at Madeira on the 28th.

The Young 'William, BASON ; and the Swift, Ist•
ceasTott, (South Seamen) of London, were all well
at South Georgia about three months (ince. The
Infpettor (South Seaman) of London, failed from
Kergiden, in company with the Star, (art ived at St.
H:lena).
This morning difpatehes arrived at the Admiralty
front Lord lisara, off Margate.