Star.
London, England, 1801-12-26 00:00:00

NAUTICAL INTELLICANCE.

MAILS THIS DAY.—WIND S. S. E.
•IRIVRA. DVL
o • French,
o Kunburgh,
; Dublin, I
o Waterford,
• Donnagbadee, e

FALMOUTH, Dec. a3.—The wind has blown
hard all this day from the Weft, which prevents
any Ihips getting to fea from this port. The LADY
HOBART packet. with the Leeward lllands Mail,
and the WALSINGHAM, with the Mail for Lilbon,
are ready for fea. and will fail as foon as the wind
admits.

PORTSIN;OUTN, DEC. 25.—Arrived the DRUID,
of 32 guns, Capt. ALrHnRr, and the WINCHEL-
SEA, of 32 guns, Capt. HATLEY, from Egypt.—
They are both put under quarantine.
SHEERNESS, DEC. 25.—Sailed the MONKEY gun-
brig, Lieut.CoacELLlS; SPARKLER gun brig,Lieut
Dice; and MARINER gun-brig, Lieut. WI wrists,
for Harwich.—Lall night it came on to blow a
hard gale from the S. W. with rain, and conti-
nued molt part of this day; at prefent it has abated
a little, and we hope will continue fo, as this
place is nearly under water. The inhabitants in-
Read of eating roall beef and plumb-pudding, have
been employed in pumping and bailing their kit-
chens, and other low houfes.

DEAL, DkC. 25.—Arrived, and failed for the
Creek, the Flying-fifo, AFFLECE, from *Smyrna.
Wind S. W. blows hard.

GRAVESEND, DEC. 25.—Paffed bv, the Dart,
—, from Minorca; Society, —, from Altona;
King George, —, from Calais ; Hcbe, —;
and Eliza, BALLARD, from Hambiirgh ; Union,
BROWN ; and Cybele' GREY, from Gibraltar;
Charlotte Ann, —, fiom Petertburgh ; Colum-
bia, —; and Aurora, Havyrom, from Malaga.
Sailed the Peggy, SINCLAIR, for Tobago ; Ann
and Mary, WATSON, for Leghorn; Cygnet,
FISHER, for Jamaica; and Conttantia, —, for
Gottenburgh.
Poot.a, Dac. 24.—Yefterday morning the Mary,
CHRISTOPHER Lvca matter, of and from London,
bound to Fayal, laden with brand y, bale goods, and
empty wine pipes, ran alhore on the Hook Sand,
at the entrance of this harbour, the mailer having
unfortunately miftaken the land for the Culvers.
She wiR be totally loft,.being bilged and now full
of water. If the weather continues moderate, Tome
part of the cargo may be faved. The vtlrel failed
from Portfmouth only the day before, and had got
down off Portland, when the was obliged to bear
up again. Fortunately no lives were loft, all the
crew having been brought on flume laft night at
Brownfea, where Mr. STE/Rl' gave them lodgings,
and fomething to eat and drink. Sailed the Prince,
KEArES, and Lively, WALKER, for Cherbourg.
Livalrooa, Dsc. La.—The Diana, Sem Eur z,
from hence, arrived at Swinnemunde on the .13d
ult. after being on Anholt Reef, and lvft an an-
chor and cable.

The Dallant Tower, CnßisTop nERSON, (errone-
ously Rated in Lloyd's Lift, as being on fhore)
was at Beaumaris, on Wednefday laft, all well.
The Neptunus, GRAWITZ, from Dantzick, for
this port, is loft on the coat! of Holland.
ARRIVED—The Perfeverance, Icemonger, from hence at
Dublin; the Cornelia Elconnra, Hi' ,h:s, from Mlle.: at Bre-
men; the John, Parr; the Ann, Bull; and the Mary Pike,
from hence at Litbon ; the Hope, Milward, from bence at
Newfoundland; the Hazard, —, from hence at Wilmii:gton ;
the Nancy, Nicholfon, from hence for Jamaica at Cork; the
Cambridge, Nivea, from hence at New York ; the Bath,
Thrather, from hence at Portland ; the F.agle„Shaw, fro' n hence
at Portfmoutb ; the Rover, Stacey, fi or. hcace at boffin' the
Elizabeth, Alkin front hence at Wilmington; the Farina,
Hi:lmes, from hence at Peterfburgra ; thz Coaunerct, De Souza,
from Oporto for this port, at Waterford.

Dost.im, DEc. 22.—0 n the zd inft. the floop
New Thompfon, of and from Dungar van' Ht G.
GINS mailer, failed for Youghal, laden with culm ;
1 next day a great fog came on, the itruck on the bar,
tort her rudder, and drifted tothe fhore. The mate
(icing nothing before him but death, jumped over.
board to fave his life by fwimming, but the break-
ers drove him on the rocks, and he unfortunately
perfthed. Four of the crewafcended themaft head at
12 at noon, and remained there all night, the tea
running over floop and men, neither at times to be
Peen. Next morning it was difcovcred that a young
man perifhed at the maft head, and fell into the Pea,
his body being found. A great number of peo-
-1 plc affembled to render every affiflance, and when
tt e d, ifted near lhore, a body of them join-
ed hand in hand till they reached her, and brought
the three furvivors on lhore alma. dead. Two of
them are fomewhat recovered, but the third it is
Teal ed will lofe a leg from the rubbing of the mall.
Too much praite cannot be given to the worthy
Ma.,•cor,and to the principal inhabitants of Yollol.'l,
in fending out b.• is to the atliitance of their tel
low beings in dittrefs ; but the breakers ran lo
that they ware of little ufe. Tar barrels and tag-
gots were lighted near the rock, and every cote
taken of the three refcued from the Deep.. It is
expeeted the bull will be laved.