Star.
London, England, 1805-06-04 00:00:00

NAUTICAL INT RL LIGENCE.

MAILS THIS DAY.—.Wind N. E.
AIR. DU[. AZE. DUE.
Dublin as I Hamburgh 0 I
Waterford t a Gotteriburgh o
Lilbon o 0

PENZANCE, MAY 3t.;—Since my lait the GANNET
Hoop of war came into the Lake, and lay to, but re
mained only a fuflicient tithe to get fupplies from
this place, when (he again itroceedcd on the look ont.
FALMOUTH, JUNE 1 —Arrived the Lott' Nelfon
privateer, of Plymouth, from a cruize, having de-
tained and brought in with her the gallintt Mad*
Francifco, JENKER, from Libourn, with wine, for
Embden ; NEMESIS frigate, z 8 guns, SOMERVILLE,
front off Bra, with a fleet of vi‘ctualicrs, under con-
voy—left Lord.Gattnt/ER on Thurfday lan, all well,
confining of 23 fail of the line, befides the Infhore
fquadron, confining of five fail of the line.—
The (hip Either Lindo, of London, Jouß FRITH,
from New York, for London, foundered oa the
z9th ult. in lat. 41. 55. long. 41. 25.—The crew
were all laved by the Hamburglt (hip Maria Eliza-
beth, Hutchins, from Philadelphia, fur Tonningen.
DEAL, Julys 3.—Sailed through the Downs the
Farmer, CORNALLY, for Liibon.—Sailed the ALERT
floop of war for the French emit. Arrived the
GLORY man of war from Portfmouth, with a con-
' voy, which are failed for the River; the GLORY re-
mains in the Downs with the reit of the fhips as per
Taft.—Wind S. W.

PORTSMOUTH, JUNG 3.—Sailed tilt ECY PTIPHN E,
Hon. Captain Ftstarwc, on a cruise; and the En-
RYALUS frigate, Hon. Captain 131.ACRP/000, for
Gnernfey. The ALCMENR frigate, Captain STILES,
Was taken into dock this morning, to repair her da-
mage by running on Sore. The rock fhe run on
caught her under the fiarboard fore-chains while the
was going eight knots. Sl'e ran five feet up the rock,
which was juft above the furface of the water. Pro-
videntially (he fwung off, and, by inceffantly work-
ing at the pumps, arrived Cafe. Remain at Spithead
the Royal William, Puiffant, Jamaica, Champion,
Brilliant, and Daring : and in the harbour, the De-
fence, Orion, Zealous, Experiment, Alcmene, Re-
gulus, Dryad, Gladiator, Sophie, Encounter, and
Coafounder.

SHEERNESS, JIME 3.—Arrived the CHAPMAN
Armed fhip, with troops on board : fhe landed about
twenty or thirty here, and has gone to Chatham to
difembark the remainder. The VALOROUS has come
into hatbour.—S.tiled the MERCATOR armed (hip,
with about 3o fail of vefrels under convoy, for the
Eal:ic, with a fine breeze at N. W. The Jolts armed
Ship has nil! the fignal flying for Tonningen, but has
not yet got under weigh.
TARMOUTI4, JUNE 3.—Yefierday afternoon arrived
Admiral RUSSEL, from a crnize off the Texel, with
the following (hips : Namutt, of 74 guns, the Ad-
miral's flag 114 ; Bzwqpiux, ANTELOPE, Mat. -
part, Sr. ALBAN'S, /NPLEXIBLE, ADAMANT, and the
AMETHYST fiigate ; alfo from a cruize the 'manic-
Tot and CRUIZIP. (loops of war, and SNIPE gun
brig. Sailed the VIXEN and FERRETTER gun brigs.
The lixt.intyzux, during her cruize, carried away
tier mizen rasa ; and the ADAMANT, in getting into
her Ration, carried away the jib boom of the Mus-
ky tro (loop of war. Eight French prifoners were
landed here froth a (hip retaken by one of the North
Sea Fleet. The (hips of war remaining with the above
are the Muto,yrro and MOSELLE (loops; Acass
lugger, and two cutters.—Wind W.N.W.

GRA ENDC:!, Ma 3 t —Arrived here, yefterchy,
the Frances, Ea MN 5, from New York, after a paffage
of 37 days. On Sunday lair, ten leagues to the
Weftward of Tory, was boarded by his Majefly's
(hip PRACTICE, to whom Captain BRAIN! gave infor •
mation of his having teen, a few hours before, a
cruizing veffel, fuppofed to be an enemy. The Fran-
ces left the Fanny loading for this port, to fail fifteen
days afterwards. Lail night the Mary Ann,
arrived here from Charleflon, in 49 days ; failed
in company with the Sally, —, bound for Port
Glafgow. The Hope, MiGroacr, of this port, ar-
rived at New York, from hence, the 22d ult. On the
26th of February, lat. 52. N. long. 42. 41. W. fell
in with a (hip, which had 101 l all her unmans; on
boarding her, found that the had been deferred by her
crew. She proved to be the (hip Canton, of Bald-
more, lately commanded b.; ANDREW Srr:Rßez,from
Mufcat, loaded with coffee, medicine, and falt petre.
Every moveable article of furniture had been taken
out of the cabin. She had 101 l her rudder, and had
feven feet water in her hold. After pumping her out,
and finding the was quite tight, took nut t 10 bags of
coffee, and t a bales of medicine, and kept her in tow
for three weeks, while preparing a new rudder. On
Monday the t7th of March, then in lat. 24. 20. N.
long. 50. W. got the new rudder (hipped, but the
heel rope giving way, they were obliged to }mitt it
on board again by the (hip's davits, and got a flout
chain in place of the heel rope, when they found the
rudder anfv ered very well to fixer by. On the 18th,
Captain M‘GREGOR fent his mate, carpenter, and
three men on board, with provifions and water fuffi-
cient to take them to Antigua ; kept her in tuw until
midnight, when it falling calm call off the tow lines
and lay-to until fix o'clock next morning. He then
gave orders to his mate to carry the fhip into Anti-
gua, and parted with her.
The foregoing is an abllta4l of the entries in the
Hope's log book : the following were papers found
on board. By this we have the fatisfaition of know-
ing that the lives of the officers, and thofe of the crew
who furvived at their date, have at leaft been pre-
ferved.
tt Feb. 2 t, t 805—1.. at. long. 38.—The (hip Canton,
Andrew Sterret mailer, from Mufcat, bound to Bal•
timore, was dilmafled in a gale of weiglt off Cape
Henry, having previoutly 101 l more than Milder crew

by (Curvy and fevers. On the 27th Dee. bare arm-
for the Weft Indies. On the 6th of Jan. we 101 l our
rudder and hove the (hip to : the Captain and Officers
only able to (land the deck. Since then we have
made every exertion to get the illip into port, and
found our endeavours fruitier'. We made a rudder
after PA C I etommes method, got it along-fide, but
found ourfelves ton weak to manage it and of courfe
loft it. A Swediffi Indiaman has taken us off the
wreck, after trying all in his power to tow her into
Lifbon."

t' This (hip is the Canton of Baltimore, latelycorn-
manded by Andrew Sterrett, which was from Mulcat
to i,rabia, hound to Baltimore; on the American
cogi was difmafted and loft her rudder. There mil-
fortunes added to the death of 17 of her crew, and
the difeafe of the fcurvy of every other perfon on
board, except one or two, have rendered-it irrpraeti•
cage to navigate the (hip. They havtothel efore, after
being in this lunation two months, deferted the Ihip;
and have gone on board the fhip Minerva, from the
Hie of France, bound to Gottenhurgh, as their alter-
native from perifhing. She has on board 400,000 wt.
coffee, 50,000 wt. falt-petre, and 50,m0 wt. drugs.
The veffel and cargo belong to Meffrs. S. Smith and
Buchanan, of Baltimore. At fes, la:. N. 3t. long.
W. 88. Feb. 21, 1805."
The brig Ruth, of Teignmouth, from Lifbpn to
Briflol, lately captured and retaken by the Rofceaux
merchant Ihip, of Guernfey, Rates, that the privateer
had taken jolt before four thips, two of which were
of Liverpool, but had funk them all, as not being of
fufficient value to be taken into port. ,

FROM LLOYD'S I,TST.
CR AVE.RNII, JUNE I.—Paired by the Prince Frederick, Cook,
from N.u.way, and the Vrow Hen trick, —, from Poppetburg.
--Sailed the Magdalena, Evans, for Termini:en ; Argo, Seager.
fur Varel; Mary, Clayton, and the Calypfo, Smith, for Peter&
burgh.

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Au arven-.-At Liverpool, the Oliver Walcott, Richards. and
the Brothers, Bray, from New Orleans—At Hoylake,
Werts,from Cadiz—At Hull, Ann, Coate, from New York—At
Clyde, Francis, Bann, from New York; and the Mary Ann, In.
galls, from C arleiton—At Dublin, Hunter, Griffith, and the jafon„
Hook, front London—At Oporto, Jenny, Mickley; Speedwell.
Dunn; Willingtoo, Brown; Jupiter, Ewen; Argo, Frampton;
Sedulous, Ingraham; Efdaile, Burch= ; Princefs Royal, Coward;
Oporto, Shepherd; James, Patton; Perfeveranee, Stroud; Juno,
Haply; Swift, M'Carthy; Cora, Barrow; Vine, Lowrie; Jane,
Harris Harmony, Coward ; Thomas. Tontlinfi,n, sod the Meren•
rius, Clerk, front Falmouth—At Lilbon, Nile, Hamilton, from
Falmouth; Hull Packet, —, and the Ann, Cargill, from
Shields; Jae, Comae, from Leith; Oporto Packet, Schuyler, and
the Cuxhaven, Meyer. from Tonningen ; St. Michael, from
Peterfburgh; Berfey, Qinton, and the Rebecca, Placket, from
London—At Ma.ta, Elizabeth, Stevenfon, from London—At
Boßon, Galen, Hinckley, front London—At St. Lacs; George
Waihingtmi. Parrott, from Liverpool.
• In the River, the Fame, Smith, from Belfaft ; Tragic, Rowbot-
tom, froct Datitzic; Ifabella, Warner, and Hope, Mews, from
Memel. At Liverpool, jofeph, Tamaifon. and Betfey, Smith.
front Charlefion ; Neptene, Meant!, front Pillau; Hope, An-
derfon, and Phanix, Albredth, front Dantele.
The Aurora, Weighin, from Liverpool foe Seville, is captured
by four Spann row boat privateers, and carded into Algefiras.
The Conftantia, Liuthman, from Oporto for Belfalt, was cap-
tured on the sth ult. off Oporto-bar, by a row boat privateer;
which has fince been captured by the Milbrook fehooner.
The Nymph, Banbury, from Muntrofe for Riga,has foundered
off Ihmenefs.
The Sherburne Mete 'try, received yeiterday, con-
gins the following article :
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" Mrs. of FOixi, near Wyvelekomb, has received a letter
from her fon, Captain W. Tyler, of the ship Grace, from London
to Madcira and Barbados, dated Guadaloupe, March to, flying
he was taken on the 68th of February, almoit within fight of Bar.
hadocs, by a French privateer, carrying flatten guns, and sso
men ; that he engaged the privateer 40 minutes, and killed eleven,
and wounded nine of her men ; although be had only twenty-two
men, crac of whom was wounded, and is fince dead. All the crew,
excepting the Captain and his two Mates, ar: in prifon. He Pays
there are eleven other Captains, prifoners at Guadaloupe."

Captain &Meson, of the Tourterelle, is appointed
to the command of the Wafp flonp, cruizing off Ca-
diz. He is fucceeded in the Tourterelle by Captain
WORTH.

BREAb.—This day there was no Court of Alder-
men. After infpedling the returns, the Lord Mayor
ordered the price to continue at the prefent rate.
ocn Basic y.—Ye Rerda y t 8 prifoners were tried, r 4
of whom were conv ieed of felonies, viz.—D. Cott erell,
for Dealing a quantity of leaden pipe, Sec. the property
of J. Stock; W. Carter, for Dealing two pair of boo?.
legs, the property of W. Hawks ; D. Griffith, for
Dealing a piece of printed cloth, the property of E.
Haflewood ; Maria Duff, for Dealing feveral cotton
handkerchiefs, the.property of J. Brooks; C. Porter,
for Dealing four pigs, the property of Meas. Harris;
Jane Tothill, for Dealing a (bin, the property of Eliz.
Stuart ; T. Barker, for Dealing a footman, the pro-
perty of K. Mofer and Co. ; J. Kcene, for robbing
a furni(hed lodging ; Sarah Briant, for Dealing three
Bank notes, the property of J. Dawes ; W. Cohen,
for Dealing lead, the property of M. Rawlins; J.
Eelberg, for Dealing two quartern loaves, the pro.
petty of W. Brown; Charlotte Searle, for Dealing
two thins, the property of Wm. Brundell ; J. Holt,
fir healing a piece of black cloth, &c. the property
of W. Law ; P. Martin, for healing linen, the pro-
perty of W. Brown; and tour were acquitted.
Same day the Set ons ended, when fentence of
death was palled on
I. W. Aldrich, for ftealing plate, the property of C. Dennis.
Erg.; J. Troy, for forging a sl. bank note ; Ann Percy, alias Cu.
retort, for (leafing goods in a dwelling houfe ; and J.Datvis and T.
Garland, for houfe breaking.
Seventeen were ordered to be tranfpnrted for (even years.
Nine to be imprifened in the Houle of Corredilon for ace year.
Fourteen tor fix calendar months.
Ten in Newiate, for different periods, four of thus to be pri-
vately whipped; and
Nine difeharged by protlamation.
The Ticket No. 7686, drawn this day a prize of
aol. and as firft drawn entitled to the further fum of •
zo,oool. was fold in Two Quarters, and Eight Sic-
teenths, by I. BRANSCOME and Co. Proprietors of the
Lucky Lottery Offices, No. ft, Holborn, and No.
37, Coruhill, where Nos. 9219 and 11,6+3, entitled
to zo,nool. each, in the two halt Lotteries, were fold
in fifteen !hares. Likewife in the prefent Lottery, No.
24,699, lirft drawn on Wednefoay hit entitled to
ioool. was fold in One Eighth, and Fourteen Six-
teenths ; and No. t 1,499, a prize of soot. on the third
day of drawing, was fold in One Quarter, Three
Eighths, and Six Sixteenths ; likewife No. 17,393 en-
titled to goof. on the 4th day of drawing, was fold
in One Eighth, and Fourteen Sixteenths, at the above
Offices; where the fortunate holders of each !hare
may receive the amount of their refpeeire prize on
demand, and where Tickets and Shares are now fell-
ing warranted undrawo the 6th day of drawing, as
cheap as at any Office in London. The firft drawn
on Thutfday next, being the 7th day of drawing, will
be entitled to loco!. and the firtt drawn on the Sib
• day to 30,n001.