Star.
London, England, 1805-02-14 00:00:00

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

GIIAVISIMO, Fta. 11..11.iitd the loge °omit, for
mbden ;W ow Mitia, Mktg, for Se ; Ganges, Rand, and
Authem, for St. Rites; Fame. Jones. for China • Three
Brothers, Patrick, far Oporto; Rafhleigh, Hoffmam, and Sally,
Witham., for Jamaica.
itaItUAILT 'J.—PAW by the Urea, Bonham, from Bombay ;
Glory Perry. from M. dr: a ; Ganges, Main, from Riga ; Jonge
Airy, from Rotterdam ; Lord Middleton. Hawkins, and. the N'il-
laby, Lovett. from Jamaica. Sailed the Carmarthen, Lochner,
for India, and the Kiioton. Ladd, for Trinidad.

The Jack Tar, Nl•Fherfoo, from Leith for Jamaica. airived at
Portfmooth, and was fired at by a French privateer, about three
miles to the nortiiward of the Goodwin Sands, which did her
much damage in her fails and rigging. At the time the privateer
fell in with her there were 50 fail of colliers in fight,

The Limingtoe, from Dundee for Portfm outh ; and
Polly (of trehh). Duncan, bound to the Streights. were nearly cap-
tured on Monday night laR, Harting bearing North nine or ten
miles dißant, by a French tugger privateer. They engaged her
nearly half an boar, and ekaped by • cutter coming from the Ooze
to their ailfianee, when the private littered ofE
La Lobe frigate arrived at Cott on the 4th inflant„ having ef.
coned the Reindeer loop of war and convoy, which failed from
Cork on the 14th of December for the Weil Ilona, as far as Ma-
deira. She left them en the t tit of Detentbar. 3t fail in company,
its fail having fopirated from the Beet.
The Horatio, Latvian, front Africa to the Weft ladies, has
been captured by a French privateer, recaptured by the Amite-
tan man of war, and carried into Demerara.

The Vigilance, --.., frees Wexford for Liverpool, and a rad
from Wealord for Dahlia, are loft near Wexford.

The Ann, Faswick, from London and Quebec for Barbadocs,
is captured and carrial into Guar Latour:.
The lady Nara), Llndfay, from London for the South Seas,
was alt well alf the GalUpagos Iflandathe 27th of Anvil. lift. •
The Graafian, Mack, from Plymouth fir Wilmington, is
put into Li!bon in diftrefs.

The Glory, Brooka,tram Cork for Landon, burn back kaky,
alter throwing part of ba cargo overboard.

The Faulkner, Poftletbw.ke, from Tortola for Liverpool, has
pm bock to Tortola ha diflrcfs.

The Robert. Little. from 'mutes for London, limpet back to
Jamaica leaky, and Malt unload to repar.
The Brothers, from Liverpool for New Tack, was
(trended on the atth of December LIR.
The Hawke. Nichols, from
cured in the Weft ladles.

for Trinidad, is cap-

The Csifsdere de Wheat, --, tram Literal far Flyers, is
loft near Figuers.
The Str Edward Hughes, --... from Leaden, is arrived at
liontbzy wkb a prize.

Thp !Sandford, 4--. of P001e,42 totally loft off Newhaven.
Thi\Wm. Nichols. of Yarmouth, with men, for London, was
rug down off, Lovreftoff, on the pth
Tlic Speculation. --, from London, is arrived at Surinam,
after being captured and plundered by the Nephine privateer.

The Jake, Muter, free Ciptie for Antigua, is captured and
tarried Into Ouadaloape.

As siven.o.Off Pontos/math. ihe Huard, Wilton, from Jamaica
—Off Liminpon. Albion. Stutter, from the South Seas—At Li-
verpool, Idea. iCeyfer, from Barbadoeso.-oiled the rith ulc
Sadao, —. from Chariefton; 'Britannia. Leavy; and the WU-
-limn, /Woo, frorn Jantslea—M aide. Elizabeth, Rodle ; and the
America, ---, from Jamaits—At Cork, Vigilante, Summers,
from jamaiews-At Surinam. Molly, Brine, from Africa—At
I Tobago, Rofe, --ote-, from Africa—At &dodoes, Triton.
..----, from Africa; Mama. Golden Grant Wells
and Holland. Nano., from CorkooAt Donthdca, Juno, hitDo•
nald, from Cork—At St. Thomas's, Pilgrim, htealbn, from
Clitic-oAt St. Helena. Duch& of Portland. and William.
from the South Seas ; Trams: TM Sunda; and linings,
from Logsdon—At New South Wales, Coromandel,
Roberts; and Saperiniesst, Wkhers, from London.

The following is an extra& of a letter, received
from Joule TazmaTnaca, late mailer of the brig
Onefipherus, of Penzance, to his Owners, dated
Arance, Jan. 13, 1805 :—" I failed from St. lye's
the 23d November, 1804 on the day following, the
24th, being then about four or five leagues N. N. W.
from St. lye's, and in a fair way of weathering the
Land's End, I fell in with and was captured by the
General Paregon French privateer, Captain Duro ;
they left our Mate and one man on board. On the
evening of the fame day, two miles from the
Longfhip, captured the George and Frances, Taal,.
m scit, belonging to Mr. OINAK, of this port: left
two of her men on board. On the 26th, captured
the Aurora, Sawn ,L Dar sear, of Clovelly, bound
or Waterford. The fame privateer captured the
Kite, Gaoaos Lilacs', belonging to Mr. Waiter
HOGAII, of Galway, Ireland, about 13 leagues N.
W. by W. of Scilly. from Guernfey for North Ber.
gca, We were landed at St. Malnes, to which he
privateer belongs, on the loth of December, and
began our march for Verdun on the 13th.7.