Star.
London, England, 1801-11-05 00:00:00

IVALITICAL INTELLIGENCE.

Sunday, failcd from Lcith the Hamburgh Pack-
et, GEORGE STEEDMAN, being the firft 'hip that
has failed for Hamburgh' without convoy lince
the outing of the ConvoyACl.
FALMOUTH,NOT.I.—This day arrived the HAlL-
LEszylli packet, from Lifbon, with a mail and par-
fengers : the failed front this port on the 31ft Sep-
tember, and arrived in the Tagus on the 9th Oc-
tober, on which day his Majefty's fhip VANGUALD
arrived from a cruize, and on the following day
his Majefty's frigate PENELOPE arrived: the VAN-
GUARD failed on the 17th, and on the 18th arrived
his Majefty's fhip REVOLUTIONAIRE, in 13 days
from England : the plicket failed on the 21ft ult.
and arrived in this port after t 2 days paffage, with-
out meeting any thing worthy of notice. The
paffengers are Mr. Loataa, Mr. HALLETT, mid
Mr. CALDWELL. _

The RAVEN Iloop of war, failed for Plymouth
yeflerday.
Arrived yeflerday his Majefly's fhip Ise err u E v x,
of 78 guns, Capt. Sir EDWARD PELLFW, Bart. from
off Rochefort, where (he has been fur eight months
pall : the rell of the fquadron are gone for Bantry
Bay in Ireland.—A few days prior to her leaving
Rochefort, the NAIAD frigate got aground, when
the French fquadron fent off their boats, offering
Capt. PIERREPOINT every affiflance, and at the
fame time informing him of the Peace : the frigate
was got off with very little damage.—This day
arrived the American (hip Minerva, Capt. Jonas,
from Norfolk, with tobacco, alter a paffage of 38
days—put in here for orders.
YAR MOO TH, Nov. 3.—Yeflerday evening, about
eight o'clock, his Serene Highnefs the Svarn•
HOLDER, accompanied by his fon, and Baron VON
HARDT, and fuite, arrived in a carriage with fix
holies at the Angel Inn ; and next morning the
Mayor and Corporation waited on his Highnefs to
pay their refpetls to him. His Highnefs received
them very politely, and thanked them for their at-
tention. Admirals Dickson and GRAVE', ;teem.
panied by the Captains of the North Sea fleet, alfo
waited on his Highncfs to pay their refpeCts ; they
were receivei in the fame manner as the Corpora-
tion, and his Highnefs accepted of their invitation
to dine this day at Nelfon's Hotel. His Highnefs
is expeeled to embark to-morrow, on board the
DIANA Packet, Capt. STEW•RT, for Cuxhaven.—
Yeflerday evening we had a fevere gale of wind,
attended with (quails of rain, from the South to
North-weft, and this morning a collier was Peen to
founder in the Offing, and every perfon on board
' pet Ailed: we are fearful we flail hear of more ac-
cidents by the gale lading fo long.
PLYMOUTH, Nov. 3.—The whole of yellerday
it blew a tremendous gale of wind, veering from
S. S.W. to N. N.W. the fea at the fame time run-
fling mountains high. In the morning, the Arne-
rican fhip Roba and Betfey drifted from her an-
chors in Catwater, and went afhore at Catdown,
where the received much damage, but as the tide
was flood, fhe floated off' again. The EARL Sr.
VINCENT armed fchooner parted both cables be.
tv. een the Ifland and the Main, and very fortu-
nately got fafe into Catwater in the height of the
gale, without receiving any damage. The Polly
of Britlol, a large tender, drifted from her anchors
in the Sound, and went alhore near Withy Hedge;
very providentially fhe got on a gravel bank, be.
tween two points of rocks, where the fea frequently
broke over her mail heads, but the veal being
thus fituatcd, the remained entire until the tide left
her, which was ebbing at the time the flrfl Bruck;
by thefe means her crew were fared howl that de-
al uCtion which for a confiderable time appeared
to be inevitable: the veffil is driven dole up to
the fade of a fteep dill; and may he again got off,
if another gale does not come on. The alien of
war in the Sound and Cavolland Bay rode ex-
tremely heavy, but met with no accident, except
that Come of the boats which lay at their (terns
broke adrift and were loll.—Sailed tor Torbay to
join the fleet, the Mimeo Les, of 74 guns, Captain
and the CENTAUR, of 74. guns, Capt. —.
—Came in the LADY CHARLOTTE armed (hip, of
14 guns, from a cruize.
PORTSMOUH, Nov. 3.---Arrived the Pow PEE, of
84 guns, Captain STIRLING, from off Cadiz. The
STING gun brig will be relieved from quarantine
to-morrow, when the body of Lord Hocii SEY•
MOVE will be brought on flame, and conveyed to
the family vault in AVarwickfhire, for interment.

SHEERNESS, NOV. 4.—Arrived the Sqpinakt.t.
:loop from Yarmouth : the COMTIsT gun bi ig, }Jai
come into harbour from the Great Nore : the N*o.-
CISSus frigate has orders to proceed to the River,
to be fitted for the reception of the Algerine Am-
baffador and fuite. Wind S. W. blows hard.

WHlrsHayss, Nov. 3.—Wc had a violent gale
of wind here on Saturday night, accompanied by
a heavy rain. Early on Sunday morning, guns
were heard at lea ; and at day-light a large vcirel
was feen at anchor in the offing. The fca ran fo
high that it was thought impoffible for a boat to
reach her. One of the Liverpool packets (then in
the harbour) was manned on purpofe, and got
w thin hail, but could not board her. Sloe is a
large vcllel, Wilesos, Haller, from New Itrunf-
wick for Liverpool, and was in want of hand:.
We hear that tome t< ere tent to her ycflerday, and
that the was Ilill riclin,g in the afternoon.