Star.
London, England, 1805-07-29 00:00:00

NAIITICifL INTELLIGENCE.

MAILS THIS DAY.—WInd S. W.
AID. DUE. ARE. DOE.
Dublin z z I Hamburgh o 3
Waterford z z I Gottenbur3h 0 *

PENzaNce, JULY 26.—Since my left the CARO
LINE hired armed brig, Lieut. DERBY, arrived from
a cruize, and failed again in company with the GAN.
VET and the CDCICATRICR.--..P. S. The GANNET and
CAROLIN s are now in fight in the Bay.
FALMOUTH, JoLy 26.—Yellerday arrived the Po-
mona, LETHBRIDGE, from Liverpool; *rowan,
CuNov, from London ; and Acrive excite cutter,
KiNS/4•PI, from a cruize. This day arrived the Walls-
ington American fchooner, DRAB, from St. Sebaf-
tian's ; William Pitt convia fhip, from Portfmouth,
having on board 130 females for New South Wales.
Yeflerday failed the TOWNSH END packet, Do), erfith:
a mail of the 16th inflant, for Lifbon ; and the MAN:
cirarrst packet, Davits, with a mail of the 17th inft.
for the Windward Ulan& By the Penman Au-,
ourre we learn, that at the time the packet left 'Ja-
maica (Jane to), I‘ lartial Law was in force, and_ a
general embargo had taken place, and full continued ;
the ifland was in a very good Rate of defence:, The
packet was convoyed through the windward palTege
by his Majefly's (hip la GOELAN, in company with
which, on the r4th June, off the EaR end of Jamaica,
fpoke his Majelly's floop Straits, wtOinforkned Cap-
tain AYSCOUGH, of the GOELAN, Eh2E:Ehe combined
fleet bad failed from Martinique on 31ft Mot; with
18 fail of the line, frigates, &c. in all allil'offquare
rigged veffels, and that they were gone On art ezpp-
dition to the Brazils: the Captain of the SNAKE ,re-
ceived this intelligence from Captain MUDGE of..his
Majelly'slbip BLaNcHI, whom he bad fpoke, and who
WAS bound to Jamaica, from the windward,' with the
intelligence. On the tzth in lat. 40. 52. long.
43. 33. taw a fleet of 3o fail (leering to the eaflward,
fuppofed by Captain THOMPSON, of the PRINCESS Au.
GUSTA, to be the homeward bound Leeward Ifland
fleet ; a frigate from the fleet chased the packet, but
loon gave up the purfnit. The only captures made
by the combined fleet are the Serapis en flute, and
the Cyane fl
PLYMOUTH, JULY 27.—Arrived the brig Eleanore
Charlotta, Captain Jacos DA/ELS/EOl4, Matter, from
the Bay of Rotes, with wine, for Plymouth, laft from
Irtlind ; the Danifh brig Five Brodie, Jess Jaw:sN
Mailer, from Dram, with timber, deals, &c. for this
part; the Pruflian galliot Vrow Sufannah Marga-
ret:l, C. REDOR, Mailer, from Bourdeauz to Emb-
den, detained by the Lr,rd Nelfon privateer. Ar.
rived alCo l'AroLs and LaTorre frigates, from the
Channel Fleet. Sailed his Majefly's fhip HIBERNIA,
of 120 guns, and ZEALOUS, of 74 guns, both for the
Channel fleet ; alto the HORNET floop of war, with
the Pandora armed Ihip for Scilly, to lie there as a la-
zaretto.—Wind S.W.

PORTSMOUTH, JULY 27.—Arrived the TERRIBLE
Man of war, from off Ferrol. Sailed the Pomosa
frigate, on a cruize". Sailed the Cr RSER US fei4ate,
Captain SCLBY, to join Sir JAMES SJIUMAREL's
drop. Captain BE/1N LT is gone paffenger in lit: to
refume the command of the TRIBUNE frigate, oil
Cherbourgh. The Poteotte and AURORA ftigates,
with a convoy for the Mediterranean, unmooresi ref
terday, but the wind thifting, they %vete obliged t.‘
moor again. Sailed the SARACEN floop,Capz. l's s vorr,
on a ctuize. The DESIRE! frigate, Capt. HEATH-
COTS, lately returned from the Jamaica 11.e.iim, was
paid off on Friday.—The DIADEM, of 64 guns,
Capt. GRANT, is fitted for a fiireign nation. Sir
H POPHAM will 1101 ff his broad pendant on board
her. Wind S. W.

toaAL, JULY 28.—Sailed the TROMPE est llorp Of
war, for Sheernef,. Put back the ZEBRA bomb, ss ith
the Euphrates Ealt Indiaman, and the rea of her
convoy, which fai!ed yeflerday for Portfmouth. As.
rived and failed fur the River, the Favourite, Cap.
tain VOLANS, from Surinam. Arrived the GoLlart
and DEFENCE men of war, from Plymouth ; alfo the
VOLCANO bomb, Captain KiLwror, from off the
French coafl, having fallen in with about fifty fail of
the enemy's flotilla, bonnd to- Boulogne, which fhe
drove into Dunkirk. The Calais and 11-cologne fqua-
drons re-Armed their Rations laft evening.—Wind
S. W.

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Hu Lt., Jui.v a6.—'The Mary, Cox, from Patrafs;
Ranger, Mitchel ; and Britannia, Toon, both from
Zante, have attived in Whitebooth Roads, and are
placed under quarantine. By an Order in Council,
dated the tsth intl. the regulations of the late qua-
rantine order are to be difpenfed with. in favour of
veffels arriving during the prefent feafon from Ton
finger, Hamburgh, Bremen, Varel, or any place Act
the Northward of thole ports.