Star.
London, England, 1804-11-08 00:00:00

NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE.

MAILS THIS DAY.—WIncl E. S. F.
All. DIM ARIL SOIL
Dann x i I Hamburgh it o
Watutord o 3

Ptx tames, Nov. s.—Since my 'aft the Swedifh
!hip' Lyka Ork, WALOMIG, of Stockholm, from Ply,
mouth, arrived here in order to take fifh ; alfo the
Three Sifters, lovas Mailer, from Gibraltar, with
Lieut. Barisal., of the Royal Garrifon Batt.
wife and children, and Mr. LAWIAWC• CALLAGMAN
merchant, and his with, but in confequence of the
ficknefs prevalent at that place, and the Matter
not being provided with a Bill of Health, the Super-
intendant ordered him to proceed with his veffel im-
mediately for Standgate Creek, which it teems the
Mager and paffengers refufed to tio in fuch a gale of
wind, and on account of the diftreffed fituation of
the veffel. By the Three Sifters we received melan-
choly accounts of the mortality at Gibraltar, but
happily the people and paffengers are all perfealy
well.—Arrived alfo the (loop Mercury of and for
Plymouth, Avis Mafter, from Waterford, with but-
ter, &c. to refit.

Faxmourw, Novswasa 3.—Sailed ths Auckland
Packet, Capt. Stu urs.ca, with a mail for Lifbon.—
Wind Eafferly.
PLYMOUTH, Nov. 6.—Came in the Skippett, of
Stockholm. Capt.Swsucss LYCICA, from Stockholm,
laden with tar, for this port ; the Kingfmill, Capt.
Jocc SMITH, from Honduras, bound to London,
laden with mahogany and funick ; alto the Span&
(hip la Guizolenfa, Capt. JAYNE &souse, from the
Havannah, bound to Cadiz, laden with fugar, coffee,
cocoa, dye-wood, and a great quantity of dollars,
detained by his Majefly's fbip MAIDSTONE, of 3a
guns. Sailed the THUNDIIIt, of 74 guns, to join
the Channel fleet.—Letters received here from Ma-
laga, dated the lath ult. Rate,• that the fever had
much abated, and the deaths were now reduced from
t•n to five per day. All the public and private tree-
Cure with the plate belonging to individuals in the
Spanifh fhips, is ordered to be landed under care of
the Cullom-houfe here, but forwarded to the Bank
of England, under efcort of tke 4th Dragoon Guards;
the merchandife on board them is to be placed in
warehonfes under the cufloms and excife till further
orders.

PORTnMOUTM, NOVEMBER 7.—Arrived the BT.
RENE floop of war from Yantiouth.—Sailed theCxeo-
PLTRA frigate, with the Princefs Elizabeth, FORBID.
DAILI. for New Providence. The outward-bound
Mediterranean fleet have put into Yarmouth Reads,
(Ifle of Wight.) Arrived from the Eaftward, the
EURTALUS. of 40 guns, the Hon. Capt. BLACKWOOD
the /Eot.o s, of 36 guns, Lord W. FITZROY, from at-
tending his Majefly at Weymouth ; and the ENTRE.
PREMANTL cutter, Lieut. Youac, from a Mile off
Brighton. Went out of harbour, the Aatcoste hoop
of war, Capt. HENSIIERR. Sailed the Rairt.sa floop of
war on a cruize ; and the Tzazsa gun vac), to
join the Breit fqoadron. The convoy which arrived
la( wee): from the Mediterranean, are not yet out of
quarantine ; and it is fuppofed will continue at the
Motherbank until the expiration of 40 days ; and
then if not flee from the fever, will be fent round to
the Eaßward. Wind Weflerly.
DEAL, Nov. 7.—Remain in the Downs his Ma-
jetty's fh;ps, and the armed defence (hips as per laiL
Wind S. S. W.
FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

GaAvrs r ND, Nov. 7.—PaLied by the Ilion, Clawfon, from IR.
boa, and the Vrow Rina, Smidt, from Etribden. Sailed the
Ha. kdbury, Macon, for Dominica; Herman, Schrock:, and
the Vrow Jam*, Abel, for Embden.