Star.
London, England, 1805-04-02 00:00:00

NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE.

MAILS THIS DAY.—Wind W. S. W.
ARIL DUI..
Dublin aa I Hamhurgh a 0
Waterford I a Gortentiurgh 0 I
Linton o I Jamaica t 0
Leeward Iflands, not up.

ARR. nur.

FALMOUTH, MARCH 30.—Arrived the GANNETT
floop of war, from a cruize; PRINCE ADOLPHUS
packet, BOULDERION, with a mail from Jamaica,
which place fhe left on the t all February ; and the
LADY ARABELLA packet, with a mail from the Lee-
ward Iflands : the failed from Tortola on the 11l of
March. Sailed the CAROLINE arnfed brig, on a cruise.
PORTSMOUTH, APRIL I.—Sailed his Majelly's Chips
PLANTAGAAETT, QIIEEN, DRAGON, DIADEM, an,.l
RANG ER, on a cruize, in confequence of information
received here of the Bra fleet being out. Arrived
the SPEEDWELL brig of war, from Lifbon ; a Spanifir
brig, of is guns, captured in the Bay of Bifcay,
coming from Corunna, by l'lmmostraur frigate;
Charlotte and Alert tranfports, from Guernfey.

ANOTHER LETTER, SAME DATE.
It was rumoured that the Breft fleet had come
into the outer Roads, confining of twenty five fail of
the line. Whether they are gone back again or not,
is not known ; but this afternoon the RAPIDER, of 18
glns, Capt. Coors, flipped her cables, and proceeded
to fea, with orders, it is reported, that the gram
and DRAGON may return.

Dam., APRIL t.—Sailed the ARIADNR frigate to
the Weaward, Ofbourne armed fhip on a cruize,
and the Ocean, —, for the South Seas.—Arrived
the MARINER gun•brig from Sheernefs ; Fultious
arid SPARKLER gun•brigs from a cruize, and remain
in the Downs with the tea of his Majetty's &c.
as per lall.—Wind Wcilerly.
YARMOUTH, APRIL I.—Sunday arrived the SNIPS
gun brig, and PRINCE of WALES cutter. The Scott-
kiwi has fent in here the Argus, Palos ONDERWATIt
mafter, from Embden, bound to Rotterdam, with a
cargo of coffee, and the Vrow Margaretha Geert,
HARMS STEER, mailer, from Amfterdam, bound to
(tentberg, near Breit, with a cargo of chtefe. The
FLY cutter has fent in the Euterpe, JOHN KeMMORT,
mailer, from Rotterdam, bound to Bourdeaux, with
fundries. A large flip, laden with coals, got on the
Scroby fand on Saturday laft. and this morning the
funk in the fand ; the crew and part of the rigging
are laved. The !hips of war here, under Admiral
RUSSELL, are the Monmouth, Adamant, Inflexible,
Boadicea frigate. Infpeitor and Cruizer !loops, and
Prince of Wales, and Florence cutter.—Wind E.S.E.
FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

GRAVLIEND, MARCH 30.--Palled by the General Wrangle,
--, and the St Sufan, Everett, from Malaga; Woolfart,
--, from Barcelona ; ll*yeen of Sweden, Plomer, from Alme-
ria; Con Hanna, Davidfon, from Gonfale ; Vrow Mentor, Yaffer,
from Norden ; Jonge Agatha:4 Dogger Boat, and
the Vrow Ebbw, —, from Embden. Sailed the London.
Stafford, and the Harlequin, fur Jamaica ; Kabalist, Lamb,
for Qtrebec ; Jane and Elizabeth, Hewlzt, for Trinidad ; Ezperi-
mentaning, for Surinam; Purfuit, Pumus, for Antigua; Hamp-
den, Reap, for St. Vincent's ; Boyd, Laughren, for Grenada'; Fan-
ny, Lee, for Dominica ; Barta, Howland*, and the Perfeverance.
Favalho, for Wilton ; Swallow, Brady. for Newfoundland ; Ama •
zoo, Kitchin, for Peterfburg ; Iris, Germone, fur Mentel; Somas.
Ratcliff, and the Michael, Manan, for Dantzic ; Anna Margare•
this, for Yard; Nereus, Shilker, and the Friederiek, Syr,
for Tonningen.
Ali aiv D—Off Dover, the Pilgrim, Wheelwright, front Charier-
ton—At Cowes, Hannah,Towers,from Charlelton-At Falmouth.
Magiftratc, Cobb, from New York—At Briftol, Mermaid, —.
f. om New York—At Cork, John. Hunt ; Mary, Anderfou ; Cof-
mo, Banderfon ; Windermere, Arman ; and the Speculation.
Pearfon, from Surinam—At Liverpool, Bryan, Bradley, front
E.urinam ; and the Refource, Redman, front Maffachufettr•At
Clyde, Ardent, Crofwell, from New York—At Limerick, George
Wafhington, Mame, from New York; and the Lord Dinzan.
Lane, from London—At Belfaft, Jane, M'Donnell, from Lon-
don—At Plymouth, Portfea, Cos, from Surinam—At Surinam,
Mary Ann, Nicholfon ; Favourite, Volans, and the Betfey,Talley,
from London.

The lords Commiffioners of the Admiralty have been pleated to
eider. in addition to the cruisers off the Land's End, a frigate
to cruise for the protcdtion of the trade in that quarter.

The Intrepid, ipanilh privateer, of to guns and 75 men, is cap-
tured by I'lmmortalite frigate, and fent into Scilly : fhc had cap-
tu. ed th ee prizes, one of them a hark, belonging to Dartmouth;
an Ame ican veffel from New York for Falmouth; and the Da-
nifh veffel Copenhagen, which the captur:d on the t 7th ult. and
fent for Corunnl.
The Heilri.:tta, Ford, and fix other war 14, arrived at Surinam
on the 19th of January : they parted from the Ha:IciVCI, and about
36 fail, (part IA the klyzna's convoy) on the 12th, in lat. 13. 41.
long. 47. 20.

Extract of a letter from a Gentleman on board the
N. S. del Carmen Spanith privateer, at Waterford,
from Mideira, dated Waterford, March 27, 1805:

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" In anfwer to your letter, witting to know if there were any
authentiely in the report of a Iquadron being fern off Madeira, I
have to inform you, that before I left that ifland, which was on the
lad of February, three veffels had touched there, each of which
reported that he had teen, in the beginning of February, a numher
of men of war off that ifland. One of the veffelq, in particular,
reported, that the faw an Admiral's light, and the light of a look.
out (hip, which was carried at the bowfprit-hcad. She alfo re-
ported, that they appeared to her to be Reefing to the South-weft.
All the veffels gave nearly the fame Account. A fchonner came in
from Porto Santo the day after there veffels had reported they faw
this fleet, hut the had not fern any thing of them. They did not
fay precifely the numlier of veffel,, but fuppofed form Of eight fail
of the line. Tics is all the information Icm give you on the rub..
jedt, but it was generally fuppofed at Madeira, they were not
Engliih, having allowed fo many Englith yards to pars dote to
them without communicating."
The IMOGeME flonp of war, Captain Vaucmas,
funk at tea, on the ift of March, after the officers
and crew were taken nut. She was convoying 25
veffels from the Leeward ItLnis. Several of the
have arrived.

On Thurfday night, as one of the Royal carriages
was conveying Generals Mars Fas and FITZROY, two
of his Map STY'S Equerries, to Kew, as the carriage
was paling near Knightthridge green, fome perfons
called to the pollillions, and informed them that there
was no coachman on the box ; upon which they (top-
ped the horfes, and upon enquiry, it was dilcovered,
that as the carriage was patting oppofite Knightf-
bridge Chapel, one of the fare wheels went over a very
large hone, which threw the coachman off the box,
and he was found lying in the road, with his right
arm and leg broke, occafioned by a hind wheel o
the carriage going over them. The man was conveye
to St. George's Hofpital.