Star.
London, England, 1805-04-16 00:00:00

FLOTILLA OFF NIEUPORT, APRIL E 3.

We have hilt come out of a warm action, and had
the enemy teen fuffieiently fpirited we rouß have
been all tikes. The BOLD, MARlllai, and Ann
armed flips, ran in and engaged one prawn, fix
fchooners, and 14 gun fchuyts, for one hour and three-
quarters. What mifchief we have done them I can-
not fay, but I believe we have funained no lots. The
whole of the enemy's flotilla have again failed from
btlend to Dunkirk. It was the rear which we fell in
with and engaged.

NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE.

MAILS THIS DAY.—Wind W. S.W.

All. ppc. All. DM
Dublin i 1 Hambergh o 0
Waccrford o s Gottenbargh s I
Lilboo 0 0

Pcirmourif, APRIL 14.—Came in the Prufflin
gadiutt Zie Get (filers, Captain B. RIM P s deVat Es,
from Lilbon forAmllerdam,laden with fait, fugar, and

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fruit, detained by the Spy privateer, of Dartmouth.

PoIITINIOUTH, APRIL 18.—This town exhibits the
fame appearance as when Admiral CH RI rrian's force
was coUcaing ; all is bale and preparation. The

expedition. it is raid, will fail to•morow or Wedncf-
day. The Demaom has made the preparatory move-
ment by going down to St. Helen's, with her
fignal flying for Lilbon and Oporto.—Arrived
the METEOR bomb, Captain Jam's, from off Havre•

—The MILIIOOg fchooner, Lient: CARTINTEIt, and

the Nat.t.v fchnoner, are gotie oat of harbour; the

latter is bound to Barbados. The MEDUSA frigate,

Sir Joni, Goat, which failed yelterday with the Mar-
quis CORNWALLIS and fuite, for India, hats anchored

in the Jaek-in-the-Bafitet—the wind is getting round.
YA&MOUTH, APRIL 15.•-•• T he ST. ALI:AI6, of 64
guns, will fail this afternoon for Sheernefs, as will the
MAJESTIC. of 74, to undergo a repair. The brig

mentioned in my kik is the Mary of Lynn, Jatass
WILMS maser, from thence bound to Sealock, with

a cargo of bark: the was taken off the Spurn Point
by alugger privateer carrying four one•pounders: the
lugger has been captured by the boats of the ANA•
MANT and lartsxasts : the has been manned from

the above 'hips, and is now on a cruize.—Arrived
from Larwick, in Norway, with deals, the Mercurius.

The flips in the Roads are the Monmouth, Ante-
Inpe (under failing orders) the Majellic, St. Alban's,
Amethyll frigate, and Scorpion &sop, Snipe gun
brig, and one cutter. Wind N. E.

FROM LLOYD'. LIST.

DBAL. Aram ts,—Cause down from Sbeernefs the Agincourt
man at war, and failed through the Dooms for Torbay; afro the
Hon. FAR India Company's &fps Dorfetfhire, Dcvonfhire, Walley
and Ganges, from the River for Portfmouth. Sailed the Harpy
!loop of war on a cruise, and the Difeovery bomb, wit► imprcffed
(rumen, for Sbeemefs. The Prams, bomb bas made a fignal for
a convoy to the Weftvrard —Wlnd N. N. W.
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asRAVVII ND. ArltlLi4.—Paged by the Antonio, the Erma,
and the Bri;lianrc, (prizes) from Oporto; Echo. &Grans, from
Seville; Hannah and Rebecca, ---, front Mcffina ; Dowigolen,
Gnawerfon, from Angola; Caroline, Peters, from Malaga ; Fame,
Thionpfon, front Guerofey ; Prter, Ramfay, from Poppeninn ;
Drys Wellern, —. from Tooningen ; United Brothers, —,
from ChroMing ; Young Roweloffs, —; Vrow Margaretta,
Friendlbip, Dirks ; Goal Brother., Depreis; and Vrow
Anna, Helios, from Embden. Sailed the London Packet, Pitt, for
Surinam; N. S. Contenad, ---, for St. Sebaltiaa's; Ceres, Rich-
Chards, for Dublin; Jacobins Catharina, ---, for Seville; Fa-
vourite, Hillman, for Elfinore; Louifa, and the Nautilus,
Schroer, for Embden.
MOIL sr .—Paired by the Aurora, Matthews ; and the Liber-
ty. Teak, from Surinam ; Jagor, Fry : and the Hope, Hughes,
front Poppenburg ; Chrilliaua Elizaheth, from Dantzie ; Hen.
drick, Clor.illan ; Keen Blnom, Andrews ; and the Young Daugh-
ter Amia, —, felon Embden. Sailed the Kingfmill. Smith, for
Demerara ; Efdaile. Burchan, for Oporto ; Nelly and Ann, Clyne,
for Dublin ; Fame,Snaith,for Belfaft ; P:ndachr, Bream; ler Emb•
den ; Hope, Aylett ; and the Endragluzume, for Ton-
nlngen.
Arta zo--At Exeter, the Flora. Tickle. from Oporto—At
Poole, Jane, Gallop, from Oporto—At Briftol, Alert, from
Demarara; Ann, Williams, from St. Vincent's. and the Java,
from Baltimore—At Lancalter, Eliza, Moon, from Se.
Kitt's—At Liverpool, Maxwell, Edwards, from Barbadees ; Tho-
mas, Windfor, from Berbice ; Benjamin, Proctor, from St. Lu-
cie; Harriett, Greenwood ; Laurel, Minton ; Alezander, Ward;
Otter, Bradley ; and the Lucy, Brooks, from Demerara ; Eliza-
beth, Death, from Antigua; Anenan, Holmes, from Philadel-
phia; Eliza, Salter, from Charleftoo ; Robert, Dison, and the
Emerald, Milligan, front Tortola-..At • Lifoon, Maria Charlotte,
front London; Triumph° de Viana, from Cork;
Hasard, from Waterford ; and the John, Wright, from
Liverpool-a-At Barbados, Vendable, Lents. from Liverpool;
Alfred, atriftle ; Jonah, Cummings, and the Matthew, Jeffrey,
from Landon.-At &slake Providence, Cbrillie, from London
—At Demerara. Fame, Brand, from London ; and the Rio Nova,
Smith, from Africa—At Bengal, Cambrian, Gardner, from
Bombay.
The Chefterfield, Borne, front Naples, and the Hannah. Ho-
mie, from Sicily, bound to London, are captured and c.rried into
Malaga.
'lhe Mary, Mitchell, firm Demarara for Liverpool, is put into
Barhadoes with damage.
The Hope, Dillon, from Africa, is condemned at Demarara.
The Fanny. —, from St. L.ucie for Briftol, has foundered
at fea.

A Letter from Oporto, dated March 22, fays—
. Thls coat is completely covered with the enemy's row-boat
privateers ; nut lets than fix arc conlhntly cruizing from Villa de
Conde, about fix leagues frombence, to this Bar; and not a veffel
appears that is not boarded and examined. If immeilLte protec-
ting, be net given to the trade; very few of our smirch will Jape.
When convoys come from England, the men of war ought to fee
the veffels over the Bar abd not bate them in the Bo &lead,
which has runtimes happened ; rot even under the protedilost of
the Cattle they are•not fare, u the greateß danger is dote to the
Bar. The row-boats mate at night, cut their cables, and take
them away. The brig Aid, Robert Wright, has been captured
sad rent to one of the ncighbuitemg ports. The Captain, whO is
arrived here, lays, that in every little port in the vicinity of Vigo,
row-boats are preparing, and Cenral are nearly ready fur (ca."
Advice, it is faid, has reached the Admiral:y,
from Admiral DOUGLAS, Rating, that the flotilla at
Boulogne had. during the latt week, refumed much of
its former aaivity.
The French have broken up fifteen out of the fe-
venteen veliels that were lately wrecked to the ealt-
ward of Boulogne; the ordnance and materials have
been conveyed along flsore to• that pod, in carts and
waggons. There are fuppofed to be between fifteen
hundred and two thoufand armed Tails in Boulogne
harbour; a number of fchnyts, from Dieppe, got into
a (mall bay, about three leagues from Boulogne. on
Friday lea, where they are blockaded by three doss
heavy brigs.