Star.
London, England, 1804-02-07 00:00:00

IMUTIC4L INTEL UGRNCE.

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Pentanes, paled this day to the
eaftward, a fleet, apparently from the welly/aid, con-
filling of four (hips of war. two of which. I conceive,
to be of the line, three cutters. and five brigs. dole
reefed; having a (mart gale at about north ; one of
the largeß appeared to be difabled in her mans or
rigging, which feemed to prevent her keeping com-
pany with the red ; and it was obferved through a
teldcope, that the others lay occafionally to for her
coming up. Wind North.

PLYMOUTH, Fla. s.—Sailed yefterday the Nat.
TIMI, of 98 guns, Captain Dauar, to join Admiral
Coamwatus's Rea, off Brea. By orders from the
Admiralty. Rear Admiral Cog.tinowoop, miffed his
Rag from the Vs sssss La. of 74 guns, and hoifted
it on board the CULLS:MSc, 74 guns. in Cawfand Bay,
and failed yefterday to join Admiral Coanwas.Lis's
fleet ; the CuLionsr has taken out all forts of naval
Rotes foe the ore of Blips difabled in gales of wind.

POIIIIIIIOIITIN. FIRM:SLIT 6.—Sailed the Wm DIOR
Cssrcs and Panics Giotto,. unit of war. to join
the Channel fleet; Iscossraur frigate, with the
Friends tranfport. for Falmouth and Cuernfey ;
Homorrms and Toms frigates, with a fleet under
convoy for the Mediterranean; Camases*, Galic-
ia', for the Ea& Indies; Ftsosso frigate. and
Hams Coop of war. with a fleet under convoy for
the Well Indies.—Drops down to St. Helen's, his
MajellY's Dips LIMITILIII and

Semen% Fee. 6.—Arrived hi. Majelly's (loop
Hilllllll, with the TAIIT4III MI bomb from the Downs,
and the ItArraes and Vomits° from the River.—
The I.lll.mtooa fchooner has gone oat of harbour,
and been paid t the will fail to-morrow. The Cos.
YLICT is taken into Dock.

Dray, Faa. 6.—Sauled the Sulawesi. (loop of
war. with'the ASOVIDANCI lore °tip ; the Sri Wu.
Bairar.sr. Watsiait Curt., Ciatac SSSSS .
c SSSSS ap and GLATTOII, EaR Indianten ; and a
large Beet of outward bound under convoy, to the
we4lward. Wind N. N. W.

Huts., Fsa. 4—The Harmony, &Lois, of this
port, failed from El(incur with the homeward-bound
fleet under convoy of the CAILTWORT frigate and
CnIISTAIIT gun brig, on the 12th of December, and
being the only veffel from this port of which advice.
bad not been received, much apprehenfion was en-
teillained for her fafety. By a letter received this
week, it appear►, that on the 57tk of December file
was captured by a Dutch privateer, who took out of
her the toaßer,llwee (cameo ( James Waldby, Wm.
Miller, and William Barrel) and a boy, leaving the
mate and two other men on board, and putting into
her a prize-m aer and five men. On the 26th De
ember the three Englilltmea rok upon the Captors,
and after a liven firoggle of half an hour, in which
one of the Dutchmen was killed, and the prize mailer
and two others wounded, they fucceeded in regaining
puffeffion of the veff.ll, and arrived tare in Baulte
' Sound, in the Ifland of UM, Shetland, on the 3:11 of
December.—They failed from thence on the 23d ult.
but a heavy gale of wind coming on, were obliged to
put into Crornarty Bay, where they arrived on the
26th, and would proctied for the Humber as form as
the wind permitted. The Harmony had IoR both
her boats during the paler, and received confiderable
damage in her malls, fails, and rigging.

Gas amuck, Fee. 3.—The Diana,of this port. AL-
LAN. put into Lochindall oath tilt. bound from Li-
merick to Liverpool ; mailer reports, that in coming
out of the Shannon, he with a number of other vef•
experiet,c -d a fevere gale, and but for the eV
ranee accorded hint by the Guard flip, both 'Orel
and cargo would hate bren t'-tally loft. The fhip Ac.
tire, of Liverpool, Moses, from Tobago for this
putt, mentioned in our laQ as being handed on the
Me of An an, lies in Burdick Bay, with her Bern port
beat out. and full of water, and it is furpored Dip
and cargo will be totally loft, except the rum.
F►a. 4.—Arrived the Sarah, BOWDON, from
Chatlefton, in 4; days ; fpoke, on the 23th Decem-
ber, in let. 36. long. 64. a flip (name and mailer's
name unknown) from Norfork, Virginia, bound to
licilati, out four days, all well. The Flora, Minns ;
M.tr% , Roosts ; and Britannia, Smite, (of Clef
Gott) all from Jamaica. arrived at Graverend, a7th
nit. The American (hips, Faflor, Casnwesc, from
1 New York, aid John and Alice, Duricevy. from
l'hilad-lrhia, were both put under reilraint, and are
t del e.l to proceed to Lamle& to perform quaran-
tine. We are happy to find it reported as probable.
th it the Demerara, Aranded near Strangfred, will
not 'save met with fuch damage as was apprehended.

Arr:ved —The Men tura, I.lsialtlee. frees L0'..11.. lobelia*;
raory. kumlned, r on% 1-I,liLs. at Trinidad; ihitAlllll4. (20.11.1.
l• P..,!•,,n, front eared: Jam, (en
P -. •re sl • .!.J.n. a• Nrwfoe,d!..2d. from Belton;
at try f -ern Lulrer i jaCon.
at A,.•.rua, freest Imore ; at Trinklad froze
Al, ~..'rr, Durham..: this p..t•ir Pen Ear at Aerhia.
:eundlla:.l; I..ray 64 1. Jami -km. end Ann.llPKAlay. et Nor-
io& ;moss knee, arelLs ei this lan.at
N4-wf.aem:Lawal. tub Dtc.

PROM LLOYD'.
Gesemann, Fa. 6.—Paffed by, the Manton. Warn
Goa Halm Yang t and Vrow Erica, from Alabama,
...Sada the Britannia, Braes, for Goarder i and the Pavaarks, 4
page, for Tanningen.
Dover, Aaana—OffMarta. Wardell, free New Tork
At .St. lee's, Mfg, Small, from Batos...„Ar Drogheda, Memo-
ries, --, from Alicia—At Newry, Elbe. Mayor, (tam St.
Avdero—At Naples, Lohl Hata, Whittle; and Catharine. Sim-
cott, from Livespool--At New Orleans, Fact ry, dilaa-•
At Virginia, Solana and Sally, -, from Luadoa--At fa-
mates. Hines, Wells, from Africa.
The Caroline, Avery. from Doak for Leaden, was lot an
the syd of Neveraber, the Naze of Norway.
The Hero, Sauk, front l luf, is loft at the Mouth of theism&
The Fanny, Jennings, bound to Limped, Is funk in Wimp.
ford Harbour.
The Sifters, Richards, from Tenerife for Jamaica. blast Oil
imnsoce of Port Royal.
MADEIRA, jAN• reported that the Thetis,
CK ea say, from Lancafter. which failed from thence
on the isth of December for Barbadoes, is captured
and carried into the Canaries.
To Meats eas.—The Royal Department of Cue.
toms at Copenhagen have given notice, that for the
Gaiety of velrels failing to or from Drontheim, s light-
hook with lanterns has been stetted upon Agnes
Pynten, which will in future remain lighted every
year from the ift September. to t sth April inclufive,
from half au hour after fun let to fun nfe, and that
it was lighted for the aft time on the ift of Jan. 1804.
Yefterday the difpatches for Madeira, Coaß and
Bay, by the extra (hips Fiats and Ste WILLIAM
Bassiar,were finally dared at the Eaft-India Houle,
and delivered to their refpedive Purfers.
Prissarocas per Fasta.4.-Mra. Emma Delano. and Mrs.
Frans Dena, proceeding to Ceylon with their hatbands. le his
kdajefty`s seamy fervice---To Bengal : Mrs. Mary
_Elisabeth
Clarke. retinas to her Wand, castaia.oute I MW
Sophia
Clarke. returning to her father. Calmed carte: Mils Amelia
Stuart, promedaga her Meads I Mr. Bac Perna% Mr. Marft
Carter Webber, Mr. Thomas Owes. and
lair Edward Darks
Hall, Cadeta—To Madras : Mr. Clinlam Pave IRK Mr. Vil-
la= Mae, Mr. Jobe Slade. and Mr. Wawa Plahuhit. Cane
Per Si a Wrsuam nireaser.-.To Bagel: Mr. Arthur Wade,
Mr. Thomas Remington Richard Fortedeee Purvis, Mr.
=Hafer! Alley, Mr, Henry Edwin Page. and Mr.
1, Cadets.—To Madras: Mr. Marta Preach, Mr.
Henry F bib, Mr. Walter George &Comer, Mr. Jelliiry
=glue, and Mr. Samuel Garry Mardi" Cadets.
Among the captures in the Mediterranean we an
well pleated to mentiln one of a Genoefe reed, di
two four-pounders. having on board a confiderable
quantity of blond/161111es. This affair took place
near Genoa: the vefel was cut oat within a few
yards of the [bore, sad while under the protection of
a battery, and when espofed to a (mart fire of almolt
an hour. by Mr. G. M. SUTIIIRLAND, midiliipman,
aifißed by ten of the crew of his Majeßy's (hip Ca
111614011.

We have forborne to alarm our Readers with ail
the idle reports that have been circulated of the
French having landed in the North. On Saturday
we received a letter from Berwick, announcing the
alarm, but having made proper enquires, we lotted
it to be a falfe one. It now turns nut to have been
excited by the hook at one of the alarm pots having
caught fire. The Volunteers Ilevf to arms with the
.greateft alacrity, and were only diCappoimed in not
keying an enemy to combat.
The Cumberland Sharp Shooters fired at a target
on Saturday for a gold medal, given by Capt. BAP:,
Dill. which was won by Mr. ALLINONANI.
It is at length finally fettled, that the City Light
Horfe, the loth London, and one other Volunteer
Corps, the name of which we have not learnt. are to
do the King's duty, in cafe it (hall be neceritry to
detach the King's
and Foot Guards from that fervice.
We bear from authority, the soth, or EaR Devon
Regiment of Foot, who fo gallantly volunteered their
Cervices to Egypt. and bad a confpicuous (hare of the
noble exploits there. now forming a part of the brave
garriCon at Malta, have in the moll patriotic manner
come forward withl a voluntary relent to Govern.
ment of two days pay in fupport of the prefent war.
It is with much pleafare we have to contradia the
reported ill health of Captain Watt's, of his Majef-
ty's (hip NAIAD. He is perfealy recovered from Isis
late indiCpulition, which was occafioned by a (trial
and indefatigable watch on the enemy's movements
at Ferrol, during the whole of the late dreadful gales.
The Country will, therefore, not be deprived of the
fervices of this gallant Officer at prefent. We be-
lieve he has already failed from Plymouth, with the
command of the NAIAD, to the weftward, under real.
ed orders ; and not Captain beast Pattsw, as er-
ronemilly Rated.
This forenoon an Admiralty Mellinger was fent off
esprefs with dispatches to Falmouth, Paid to be of
very great importance.
The Lords of the Admiralty have appointed Lien
tenant J•ta as Owes, Lucas, to fuperintend fignals
on the coati of Suffet.

Admiral Sir J. Ducewoare, at Jamaica, has
promoted Lieut. BASER to the rank of Commander,
and to the command of the Smear {bop, in the room
of the late Capt.
Gen. ROCHA/411AV, and moll of the Officers. are
at Elfon, a village about two miles from Capon,
where they will remain tiU the pl-afure of Govern-
ment is known, as to their removal.
MIDDLESEX ELECTION CONISITTIC—The greater
part of yefterday's fitting was taken up with the exa-
mination of Mr Aunt rous (one of Mr. Maumee-
ino's infpeanrs), :dative to certain points of the
condlid of the then Sheriffs, with refpea to the Eke-
lion. It had been contended, by Mr. Avast, on the
pan of thole Gentlemen. that the greater part of the
matter which tranfpired, could not regularly be gone
into. bat that what related to the Votes was alone

proper for vwslideration. The contrary propofition
was ably fapported by Mr. Picoe, the Petni,ner's
Cootifel. On this point the fenfe of the Coni.nitiee
was taken, when, we underaand. the derifica was,

that the general conduft of the Sheriffs, with tepee
In the Elation, was proper matter for confideratiun,
.tnJ that evklence up..n it might be received.
Maasranitoun st.ars rr.—Yellerdav General T—
complained againtl his butler for interrupting the
peace 4d his lamily. It appeared that he had taken
himfelf to regulate the domellics, and had de