Star.
London, England, 1805-03-06 00:00:00

NAUTICAL IIiTELLIGENCR.

MAILS THIS DAT.—Wind W. S. W.
ARIL DOC All. DUI.
Dublin z o Hamborgh o zo
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z o 3 Gotteaborgh 0 4
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TORBAY, MARCH.4.—This morning, at high
water, was hauled off, his Majecly's fhip Blown,
the principal of the leaks are flopped ; notwithffanding
(he makes much water, having been Brained by lying
on the rocks : the is ordered to Dartmouth ; the
weather is now very fine, and if the is properly at-
tended to may be got round this day.
Ps.vttour Maaca +—Came in the Spanifil lhip
Paffora, from the Havannah, bound to Barcelona,
laden with Lugar and logwood, taken on the gth ult.
by the PALLAS, of 32 guns ; the Spanifh fchooner
El Graciofi letter of marque, of 4 guns, and 29'
men, from St. Andero, bound to the Carraccas,'
laden with wine and flour, captured by the VATRRAH,I
of 74 guns, on the 23d ult.—Sailed the Caroline
armed fhip, of 14 guns, to cruize off Scilly, and the
Mica's? vs, of 38 gum, on a cruize.
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rORTSMOCTH, MARCH the Jasow fri-
gate. bound to Cork ; Windham, —, bound to
the Eaft Indies ; and feveral other outward•boend
veleta from the Downs ; the Saaacsis (loop or war
is at Cowes bound to Cork.

DIAL, MARCH s.—Came down from The River
the Crefeent, Horrsa, for the South Seas ; Sir God-
frey Webfter, SPENCIR, and the Thames, Was..ft, for
Jamaica ; and remain in the Downs with the (hips as
per laft.—Wind W. N. W.
YARMOUTH, MARCH s.—This day failed on a cruize
the Csissoa gun brig. The Cavite' (loop of war,
Capt. HAN coat, has fent into this port the del/row
Catharina, VOLICARIT FLooe matter, and the Ferdi-
nand Martin, FINCH mallet., from Bayonne, bound
to Embden, laden with wines and brandy. Paffed
through the Roads to the Southward, the CHAPMAN
armed (hip, SNIPS gun brig, and a troop Blip. .112 r
(hips of war remain as per laft.—Wind W. N, W.—
The Lady Frances packet, Capt. nails, which had,
been detained in the Roads by contrary winds, failed
yefterday for Hufum.
Lir amino", MARCH 2.—The Hardwire, Mar-
toot, from New York ; the Orwell, PARR ; and the
Britannia, Bowus, are on (bore in the River : the
f)rmer's damage is unknown ; the fecond is much da-
maged ; and the latter has 101 l her mizen•malt and
an anchor and cable; the Aurora, DONALD, from St.
Kilt's, is on thole on the Wall, near the Queen's
Dock; but it is expefled will be gtt off with much
d4mage ; the Sufannah, from New Orleans, is tin
Chore near the King's Dock; a Danith brig is on Ihore
behind the Black Rock ; the George Wa(hington,

hum from Savannah ; and the Golden Age, NYE,'
from Chit-teflon. are on °tore ncar Hoylake—thnir
damage is unknown. The Elizabeth, HENSLEY, from
the coat! of Africa, which failed from hence on the
29th of January laff, fell in with, on the 2d of Fe-
bruary, in lat. 48, 24, long.,t 2, 15, a large French
privateer. with the Swift, of Norfolk. painted on her
(tern, mounting twenty 24-pounders on her main
deck, and eight guns on her quarter deck, and full of
men, which. after a fevere aEtion, the ditmafted, and
beat off. The Elizabeth had fir men wounded, and
one killed ; the is 327 tons burthen ; mounted 19 guns,
fa and nine-pounders, and carried so men.
DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE MONEY.

A dual dill:AM:tine for the capture of la Marianne, May 3t

403, will be paid to the Lark floop, on her arrival in port, and
recalled at No. 18, Clements' inn, every Tudday and Friday for

three years.
For the capture of the Frauen Region, May 1803, by the
Haaard and Naiad. a &Rebuttals will be made on board the Ha-
zard, on her arrival atPlymorth, and to the remainder or the crew
on hoard the San Jo!Cf, and recalled at the Agent's Office, Ply-
mouth, every Monday and Thuifday for three years.
Anatvzo.—ln Standgate Creek, the Hazard, Fergufon, from
Seville; and the Fidelitas, &lake, from Salm. At Portlbiouth,
Thames Key; and clic Neptune, Peters, from Cork. At Ply-
mouth, 'often, Peake. from Waterford. At &ilia, Thetis,
Charnley, from St. Kitt's. At Dublin, New Century,
from Bolton. At Galway, William, Swaim, from New York.
The Invenigator coop, which failed Come time ago
on a voyage of difeovery, under the orders of Captain
FLINDIRS, and was afterwards wrecked nn the coaft
of New Holland, has been repaired at New South
Wales, under the direainn of Governor KING, for
the purpafe of conveying neceffaries from one fettle-
rneut to another.

DRORY-LANl.—Laft night, at this Theatre, their
MAI astt ts' command of The Heal Moots, and The
Lady of As Rod, drew together a very numerous au.
dience, who manifefted their ufual pleafure at light of
the ltnyalVifitors, coufiaing (tithe KING and Q2ssu,
and all the PRINCISSES. The loyal and patriotic
fongs were Lung according to euflont, and the per-
formances of the evening appeared to give univerfal
fatisfadion. _ _ _ • _

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His M•Jsssr was &did in regimentals.

Hal MAJZSTTWOrt it MOMe robe trimmed with gold ; a
white muff, tippet, and gloves, and a molt becoming black late
turban, braided with diamonds, and a (mill yellow feather in front,
with diamond Ran, tec. Sc.
Princcfs AVM/STA—White Patin rube trimmed with Myer, dia-
mond bandeau, and fix white feathers—diamond nscklacc, ear-
rings, be. att.

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Princefs Est —Moroac and gob! round &skim tippet
crottcd on het baton, diamond iircklace,ear rings, and a molt beau.
Wul gold turban with an end terminating with a tairel on the kit
lade, and a (cadet plume.
Prineets nom 11...•44 naureoloored and diver tinue robe, a lace
tucker. diamond necklace and car-rinp ; her hair entirely braided
with chains of diamonds and fix white feathers,white Latin thieves.

PTilltal MARY—Slats WOW aed MYR three robe, white tip-
re and muff; diamond bandeau, and a plume of white and Gate
coloured feathers--diamond DalklatC and ear-riuga.

Prince(' A IILLIA—A plum colour round tires, a urban mei
and tippet, 'viva bandeau, diamond esekent and Ran, diamond
necklace and ear-rings, and an Manua" plume of yellow feathers.

The boxes were crowded with fafhionable company.
The Dukes of KIWI* and ORLAMIS occupied the
fecund box from the PRIIICISSFS. Hit MAJESTY was
at:coded by the Earl of DARTMOUTH (Lord Cham-
berlain), and the (,)yr am, by the Earl of Moaroa,
Ladies ELY. CALL HARP!, C SCC• &c. were
gliwit the uumbt: of the faatiohabl vifitantu