Star.
London, England, 1805-10-03 00:00:00

;turf= INTELLIGENCE.

MAILS THIS DAY..--Wind E. N. IL
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PENZ MICR, Sam 3o.—Since my loft arrived the
Norway brig Mercurius, Captain A. Scat;limn, from
Dram, for this port ; and the Coragu, Captain OS-
T IRG AR D, fromKragerve, with timber for a market ;
the Danith brig Stadt Schlifowig, T. films ; and
the Swedith brig Ceres, Boasts, both from Lon-
don, to load with fifh ; the latter goes to St. Ives, to
take her cargo ; the Swallow, Tract, and the
Piince of Wales, TiRTUDDRAI, with bale goods,
from Londnn ; the Flora, STlll[llB, of and for
this port, with Lew, tallow, &c. &c. from Feted-
burgh ; and the Mayflower, Mays', from Bude,
and the Nancy, EDWARDS, from Swanfea.

TORBAY, OCTOBER t.—Yefterday evening, arrived
here, his Majefty's ArelcA, from the eaftwaids
and remain with his Majefty's (hips PIA/ re, SARACEN'
and Daeiwo.—Wind Eagerly.
FALMOUTH, {Err. 30.—Arrived the Brothers,
PUCHEY, and Sufanna, Da i.t.s a, from London, with
bale goods, &c. ; Nancy, Gairwras, from Briaol ;
Neptune, HITCHIIISI hom Svranfea ; Swan, and Con-
cord, WILLIAM{, from Connaway ; (tileen, Cut-
macs, from Cardiff ; William and Jane, BARER,
from Liverpool ; Hope, DAYIES, from Cardiff ; New
Speedwell, PATRICK, and Harriet and John, BARER,
from Milford; and his Majefty's (hip HOMIER, HILL,
from a cruize. Sailed the Prince of Wales, TRELUD•
ORA§ for Penzance ; Dania* brigs Chriftiana, Hisao,
Maria, CHRISTAMINg and Borgara, HENRICRSON,
for Ayamento (Spain), with cocoa. The New
foundland outward bound fleet paled this port yef
terday, with a breeze to the Northward, and which
has continued to blow ftrong all this day. His Ma-
jefty's (hip THALIA, with the Albion and Diana Eaft
Indiamen, paled this port this evening, for the Eall
Indies.

PLYMOUTH, °crone t.—Came in the Inns,
Capt. FORSTIR, from Memel; the Arsn, Symossost
from Peterfourgh ; the °economy, Jolissom, from
Ditto ; the Friendship, LobsLey, from Riga; and the
ROSARIO, of 18 guns, from Ireland.—Sailed on a
cruize, the Rose and Bu sr cutters.—Put back the
fleet that failed to the Eaftward, under convoy of the
J)HN BULL cutter. Sailed the Rofe and Brill: cutter
on a cruize.

PORTSMOUTH, OCTOBER 2.--1..0rd R.FirEctEAED,
Ambaffador to the Court of Lifbnn, embarked this
morning on board his Majeßy's (hip AGAMEMNON,
Capt. Sir EDWARD BERRY, which (hip failed about
noon, for Lifbon.—Sailed alto his Majetly's (hip
Boanicra, Capt. Ma IT LAN to, With a convoy, for Cork.
DovER, OCTOBER J.—Captain ANDREWS, of the
Nimble Revenue cutter, has feized and fent in here
this morning, a lugger, having on board boo calks
of fpirits and a quantity of tobacco.
OCTOBER 2.—Arrived yeflerday evening the Dili-
gent tender from off Boulogne, the landed Captain
Owsw, of the IMMORTALITE, who let off for Deal.
I learn by this veffel, that on Monday evening a boat
belonging to the Immortalize, manned with so men,
put off from the chip at ten o'clock, to endeavour to
cut out a prawn, which lay jug within Boulogne har-
bour, but at the moment when they had got very near
her they were obferved from the (bore, and the batte-
ries immediately opened a very heavy fire on the boat,
which obliged them to put back to their Chip. They
had unfortunately one man killed, and another
wounded.—One of the prifonets who was on board
the (loop Friends, GOODWILL, retaken by the Badger
Excite cutter on Sunday, toys, that the whole of the
troops who were intended to invade this country are
marched off to the Rhine, and that the batteries all
along fhore are now garrifoned by the mariners be-
longing to the flotilla, and the inhabitants of Bon.
logne.—Commodore Sir SIDNEY SMITH, in his Ma•
jelly's flip Amcor', is now (landing into there
Roads from off Boulogne, and feveral (loops of war
and gun brigs are likewife turning up from the weft-
ward. The Lord Keith cutter is jug come into the
Roads.—Wind N. E. and blows very frefh.
DP AL, Ocr. 2.-1 have juil learnt., that on Satur.
day night lad, Captain SRCOMBE, under the orders
of Sir W. SIDNEY SMITH, went in an open boat, and
landed in Boulogne Harbour, and fired fix carcafes,
the explofinn of which had the defired die& by de-
Rroying Tome of the flotilla, and greatly injuring the
town ; am happy to fay there was only one man
wounded. Arrived the BOLD gun-brig from a
cruize off CaLtis.
This morning, at ten o'clock, the wind blowing
freth from E. N. E. Seijeant WALKER, of the srl re-
giment cf Guards, who had been on board the ED-
Gat flag•thip to vifit a friend, on his return in the
boat, was by a fudden and tremendous lea walled

overboard. The circutnflance was no former per-

ceived from Deal beach, but to the credit of the Sea
Fencibles, with that alacrity for which they are fo

jullly famed, they intiantaneoully launched their
boats, and by extreme exertions got to him time
enough to fave him from impending death.

IN Tilt DOW N2llllll Majefty's (hips Edgar, Utrecht, Leo•
pard, and Venus; Dircovery and Profpero bombs ; IP.7zer, Far-
nelt, Flamer, Tbrafher, Rifleman, Phofpborus, nal Paid gull-
brigs; Pidgeon and Carrier Advice-boats ; Ignitioa, Firebrand,
Flambeau, Salamander, Firedrakc, Wildfire, Eruption, Sophia,
Torch, Fuze, Rocket, Squib, and FLA fire v ;
tranfport ; 23 fail of cavalry tranfports, under the co:111114h.! of
Lieut Curtis ; 68 fail of traufports, under the comi.:ard :of Lip-
min Culvetttoofc ; two forage Mips, awl four trsufeq‘t..

EAST-INDIA gifIPPII4O. .
• • Yellettlay a Court of Diredors Was held at the
Eait•lndu /loofa, when the unier•mentioned fhips
irate taken up for India and China, and (taloned as
toildivs: viz

1/114101 0611 DAY AND anwA.l
ash* • Tons. Captains.
Elphinften - . von Captain CIAIO..
awe, - . - 1200.DOIINSWOND,
Winekilos - 1200 CANFAILL.
Wainer Cattle Iwo ..••••• BOND.
/POD IT. mat.nua, sawcoos.tn, AND CRINA.
VareNaNOCC • s2OO TWZILDALL

FOR COAST AND RAT.
ilnegelilkOdiLl 820 Hon. Men LzNDsty.
~nBY- W. FAIRFAX.
Band - - BtB -A. COMINE.
Lady Borges €2O -A.F. W. SWINTON.
Lord Melville - 818 C. Lenox.

Marquis Welk!ley
marchionefs or Ellett!' 829 '""" A. NASH.
Lord Caftlereagb 81t G. ROBLIIT SOW.

David Scott
Alnveick Cable -
Effe.l

FOR COAIT AND CHINA.
1200
1200 .....
1200 ...
FOR 101111 AT.
818 .......--.- J. B. SAMSON.

Earl St. Vineent

A. GLRDSTA Nil.
0. BONHAM.

WaltLarnitow -
Alia
Lord Neltaa
Dover Caftle

FOR ST. WIELEPIA,AND BENGAL.
• 820 D. MACLOCID.
819 H. P.Tacmix zzzzz .
▪ 819
▪ Sao
/OR [BINA DIRECT.
1200 ••••••••••••• W. DONALDSON.
1230 VASIL/ON.
1200 FR ANC LIN.
1200 J. BBOTTOWR.
3300
T. ROBERTSON.
-•••••••• C. DRUMMOND.
FROM LLOYD's LIST.

Neptune
Arniann -
Royal Charlotte
Tbauies -
Marquis of: Ely
Cirenitefter •
Ghana -

12C0 -
1200

Aaarranft-Off Poitinouti, ,the Dtindas, Barnett. from St.
Thomas's, bound to Entbden.-As Grangemouth. the Diana, For-
fter. from Rigs—At Liverpool, the Experiment. Sibbum from
Rip; George, Roxburgh, from Donnie; Forth, Bell, and the
Ber..itortebotak from Peterfburgb--At Embden, Gultmus Tex-
dim from Cab&

Lavrarons, Sirr. so.—On Wednefday arrived
here the Saab, Wixom from Demerara, parted
from the Beet on the 6th intl. in lat. 36. long. 50. in
a heavy gale of wind. Same day arrived the Ali.
mine, Jon 1107011. from Demerara, failed from thence
on the ;tit July, in company with the Brilliant, for
Greenock, left off Tony, the St. Andrew, for this
port. Left en Totfday laf, off the file of Man, the
Colpoys and Hariot, for London, and the brig Mer-
cury, for Newfoundland.

HULL, Saps. 30.—The Endraght, Captain J. C. I
Dods' sa, from Embden, arrived in Whitebooth roads
this morning, and is now performing quarantine.—
Yefterday forenoon a fleet; of merchantmen, confin.
log of upwards of forty fail, left Grimfby Roads for
various ports in the Baltic, under convoy of the Duke
of Kent, armed (hip. The Providence armed Istig,
will fail from hence with the trade for Tonningen,
under convoy, to-morrow. Another convey is ex-
pedted to fail from hence for the Baltic, -about the
12th of ()Sober, and for Tonningen about the 14th.
Gazattoca, Sspr. pt.—The Induary, SKINIER,
arrived here yelierday from Quebec, after a paffAge
of 33 days.—The CLTDI, M.Ktssoca. has arrived
at Lamlafh, from Demarara Parted with the con-
voy 29th Anon, all well.

MARGATE, SEPT. 3o—About the time of low water
yellerday, a fine Danifh brig, in dropping down
Channel with ballaft only, milled Rays, and tuna on
the Margate Sands; but as the morning was rather
mild, and it often happens that vac's lie in fimilar
fituations till the return of the tide, no danger was
apprehended. About five o'clock, however, in the
afternoon, a britk wind at North Ealt (prang up, and
loon became a heavy gale, which caufed a molt tre-
mendous fwell. Fortunately Tome of our boats ap-
proached her, and took the crew on board, together
with their clothes, and fuch part of the rigging, (pars,
&c. whichthey could come at: now every hope of being
able to et her off vaniftted, and the boats returned.
At this naltant thonfands of fpedators crowded the
Pier, Cliff, Balconies, tkc. to witnefs the awful no-
velty of a fltipwreck, which could be diflinely teen
with the naked eye, from every part of the fhore.—
At fix o'clock, huge (urge upon fwge rolled over,
and put her atlaft on the larboard fide, with her gun-
nel under water. Onr boats put out again early this
morning, and were able to lave her cables, the chief
part of the remainder of the rigging, fails and anchors,
fo that little more then the hull will be loft. She re-
mains fill in the fame pofition ; bet by the last ac-
counts from her, was jolt going to pieces. When the
Bruck flte bad her pilot on board, and was bound to
Falmouth, in the fir* inaance, for a cargo of pil-
chards, with which the was to have failed up the
Streights of Gibraltar. The Captain and hi. crew
perfeveringly flock to her to the laft moment.
Om's& t.—The wreck continues much in the
fame fitoation, with the fea breaking over her. Nu-
merous boats are floating round her, to coiled any
valuable materials or fragments, which may be de-
tached from her, and whatever, in the hurry and
peril of the moment, might have efcaped the vigi-
lance of thofe engaged in the falvage.

The Neptune, M•K • L,,cx, from Demerara, is ar-
rived at Lamlath : to ,rted from the Leeward
'Rand Fleet on the 29d: Auguft. No other veffels
of the fleet are arrived: thufe before arrived are fup-
poled to be the only veffels of the fleet, which parted
company in the gale of the sth and 6th September.
It was reported at Liverpool, on the tll iniant,
that the fleet pallid Cork on the 26th ult.
The Rover, HALIDAY, from Newcatile, for Lon-
don, ha• been captured, re-captured, and fent into
Ramfgate. The crew are carried into France.
The N. S. da Lapa arrived at Limerick yefterday
fe'nnight. in fifteen days from Oporto. Four Mat:
ters of (hips from Antigua, captured by the Spanifh
fquadron, and landed at Vigo, came paffcngers in
this velfcl.

The Ocean, Botany Bay fhip, Taft from China,
(poke the Lord Duncan, BRADFORD, and Walpole,
SANDILANDS, outward bound, the 25th of May WI,
in lat. 36 deg. 36 min S. long. 27 deg. 3o min. E.
all• well.

We are happy to learn the Boddington Well In-
diaman, was on Friday lall weighed by the means of
cables, and veffels, placed over her, and removed in-
to (hallow water, where her cm-go will with cafe be
got at and delivered immediately. The perfons who
undertook this experiment, it is thought will clear
to,oool. as the (hip was one of the largeli Well India-
men, and fully laden with fugar, copper, and other
heavy and valuable articles.

NOT/CE TO MARINERS.
Cortettaose, 3.—ln cenfequence of the
reports made by Adjutant General °mime, the
King has ordered the eration of lights with reflefting
lamps for the direftion of narigrtors in the Baltic.—
?dolt of the fbips which navigate the Baltic, having
occafion to pats before Chrillianlic, they run rie
rifle of being wrecked off that place, or the neigh.
booting iflands. To prevent Oleic misfortunes, and
to point out the courfe which (hips ought to take, it.
has been thonght proper to ereft on the great tower
of• Chrittiaufne a light crimpled of nine retieffing
lamps, the circuit of which may be made in about
three minutes; In that, when the nine large lights
are feen in the diflance, it requires about zo feconds
to pals from one to another. The lights will difap-
pear in the intervals, but may always be feen, unlcfs
the veflel be at too great a diflance. Thefe lights
areto be placed at the height of 92 feet above the lewd
of the fea. This elevation has been adopted, to pre-
vent this beacon from being mistaken for that which
has flood for Tome years at the Northern point of the
Me of Bornholm, and in which the light is made by
a coal fire. This light is 272 feet above the level of
the fea, and in clear weather may be diftinelly feen
five or fir miles off at fea. The lights at Chriitianfoe
will be difplayed, for the firft time, on the tit of oeto-
ber, !Rog. and will be kept np,conformable tothe or-
dinance of the :tit of March, 1705, and the procla-
mation of the eft of February, 1799, that is to fay,
fiom Ealler to Michaelmas, from one hour after fan-
let to fun-rife, and in winter, from half an hour after
fun-fet to fun-rife. (Signed)
MALLING, FRISLEII, TIMER, &c.