Star.
London, England, 1804-11-30 00:00:00

NAUTJC4I, IigtELLIGENCE4

MAILS THIS DAY.--Wind N.E.
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Fa t. Moova, Nov. 51.—Sailed this day the ptineefs
Amelia Packet, STLrNiist, with the Mails of the sift
init. for the Leeward Mends. The PfIICSATI galliot,
Jonge Ifaac Boynan, Captain de VR a, for Bilboa ;
and the fehooner Antwerp, Dicaastscia, for St.
Michael's. The latter veffel carried away her fore-
top matt in the Bay, and was obliged to put into
Milford to repair. Arrived the Fruitiest galliot Peter,
Captain Wom.r, with wines, &e. from Oporto, after
a paffage of eleven days. The Prince Adolphus
packet, for Jamaica ; and the Leicefter do. for Ame
ries, will fail on the 9th of next month. Remains in
Carsick Roads his Majefty's brig GANNAT, of 18
guns, Capt. Bass. Wind N.
PLYMOUTH, NOTIMIIIR aB.—Came in the Pruffian
Sip indefatigable, Captain PATER KIAMP, from
Dantzick, laden with naval fibres, for this Port.—
His Majefty's chip Nemesis, of z 8 guns, from a
min, and a gun brig, with the lots of her mails.—
Sailed his Majefty's 114 hot: 'Tatou', of 74 guns.
to join the Channel Fleet ; alto the Ramoaa cutter,
of 14 guns, on a cruize.
Poaramoura, Nov. .9.—Sailed from Cowes and
Yarmouth Roads, tbe ACASTA and Hosea frigates,
with the fleet for the Weft Indies, Sec. under con-
voy.—Wind E. N. E.
SN Noveatasa 29.—Arrived his Majefty's
hired armed Sip Paov Malice, Captain P. Rya, with
the Longa Ulricka, Swedifh /hip, which the has
detained. The Pea IILOrZ has alto arrived; the has
on board a great quantity of fpecie : in coming up
the Swin the firuck on a land bank, but being low
water, as the tide flowed, the was fortunately got
o 5 again, without any material injury.
Dam.. Nov. a9.—Remain in the Downs, the Ma
MULCH, UTRILCHT, AIIIIINT, and INvLLzasi.l men
of war; CASTS& and CHAMPION frigates; Masi
Dear. and Games Coops of war; EIPLOSION.
Lucien, VOLCANO, and DistoVeßV bombs; Rt•
JACNALL, DR ZZZZZ 11, WATCHFUL' ADDER.,
Wamtoza. 'Douse, and Mists gun brigs. and the
I armed defence brigs. Wind E. N. E. hazy weather.
GRRRNOCR, Ndv. z7.—/krrivedhere on Thurfday
night the Trio, Thornton, from (bebec, in 4S days;
(poke in the Gulf of St. Lawrence. the Hro, Car-
nochaa. of and from this port, frit Ctilebee, all well ;
the Commerce, of this port, Loudoun, from Oban,
with emigrants,- which had been boarded on the pat-
Page by the Uncle Thomas French privateer. as for-
merly mentioned, arrived at Quebec three days he-
fore the Trio failed.—Arrived. the Martha. Pi ins-
role, at Peter/burgh from Glafgow ; Nautilus. Rnfs,
at Cork from Port Glafgow ; Dunrobin Cattle
Bride, at Norfolk, fromlence,
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PROM LLOYD', LIST.
0 ND, Nov sp —Patkd by the Slade, Appleby, front
Stockholm ; Jefkr Jacky, Veda, and the Sufannah, Jolattfon,
horn Dunne ; Minerva, Scott, from Stettin Dolpldn, Fraser ;
Franck, Fricke, and the Henske. Undervart, from Evaders—
Sailed the Hope, Ferry, for J.;maka„ and the Five Gebroedas
Harem, for Embden.
Aim vas—ln airliner, the Flower,---, from Archangel ;
Pansy. Gray; and the Traveller, Fater, from Prterfburgb. At
D bra, Forfter ; sad Amen,, Holland, from Paerflaurgh.
TIM Lady Hoban. Laghtoo. from Africa, fa tufton Herter;
it is carded the people will be fared.
The Ann. CORT, bound to Hull, which was re-
ported to be captured, was loading at New York on
the 13th of Dauber, and was expelled to fail in
eight days.
We can now Rate with accuracy the lots of men
latel belonging to the VIA [RAILS. The total com-
plemyent borne on her bookithe day that the unfor-
tunately went on (bore were 555 ; the number mut-
tered afterwards on board the Istrurveux, Goosam,
and on /pore, was 347; In that the number miffing is
only eight. and four of them only are known to have
Coffered. We are happy to Rate alto, that a very con-
fiderable part of her gores, guns, timbers, &c. &e.
will be Caved, notwithikandiog (he fell fo completely
to pieces. that no wreck could be dilcovered at the
place where the took the ground.
The Pruffian Chip, Die Twee Gefchwei hrs. Capt
Tauberg, which failed on the 19th infl. from L'Oricnt
for Leghorn. was fpoken with on the next day by
one of our frigates off Breft. According to the re-
port of the Pruffian Captain, who, in the beginning
of the prefent month, had paired feve/al days at Brett,
Auozazau had arrived there unexpeCtedly from
Pares, and was Paid to carry with him froth orders
and inftru&inns for Admiral G Ml. Captain
Tavesao had himfelf teen two divifions of troops, I
s_ooo each, embark under the command of Generals'
DAS JAIDIN and D and 8000 other troops I
had embarked before the daptain's arrival—fo that
8,000 land troops were on board the fleet underG
ma's command. They were to be corn-
mended by AVOIRIAU ; General Do was the '
chief of his Ilaff ; both of whom had fent on board
their camp and military equipages. But though A.
O'Corr most with leveret other trifh Rebels, had cons-1
mands in ;his army, and the Englilh and Irith guides
were on board, the general report at Brett was that
this armament was neither dellined for England nor
Ireland, but for the EAR Indies, becaufe the (hips had
taken in fix months provifinns, with fuch clothing for
the crews and troops, as are only worn in warm cli-
mates. This may, however, only be a trick of the
Ufurper, to deceive as to the real dellination of this
armament. Captain Tanberg Paid, that Gantt:eat:me%
fleet contifted of twenty-one (hips of the line, nine
frigates, and ten cutters, with twenty-eight Rout
tranfports, all ready for lea. though badly manned.
—lt was reported at Bice, on the t ith, that Gas•
THIIIIII4I would have failed before this, had he not
received orders by the telegraph, to wait for the
arrival of a Courier from Spain. The troops yet en-
camped near Bra. were Paid to amount to t a,OOO
men. The Officer who favoured us with the above
particulars, added, that two other neutral Matters of
'hips have confirmed the report Oi CAIMANI TA vasa G.

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