Star.
London, England, 1805-08-31 00:00:00

3 P. MAU adios wwwwwwi,aaillefted 111 war !o'clock; Ng)
winds and thick fog. Two Spanith Sipa were kft,and fappted
be taken, one of thorn difmafted, one Britifh line of battle 'AI
(flippored to be the nag (hip) loft her top. marts ; feveral of rt.
French *tips were much injured. The Butentaur, of 84 guns,•4
French Admirals tilp, vraa much hulled, and had about at kW:
and many mare wounded; the re ft faltered in proportion. .71.,;
Award the alien *net ay, nine they Nigh havr resew! it .34
gelowetagt, both of petition and numben : they cfcaped with di
Intention of going into Cadiz, but the wind proving contrary,
pm into Vigo on dm zyth July, and falkd again the yt tat id
or Angu ft, leaving thrtt efifrildliiits. gore Froub aid two Sfrctt.
their wounded and fick between loco and rpm; aid about 2!,
inn& prifonen.iyo of whom We arrived here to-day. The Preti
Officers Item greatly difgufted, and complain loudly of the couZ:rt
of their Admiral; the men are diiheartened ant Goltly,
been a kong time an Mort allowance."
it' It evident, from the preceding details, that Le
Combined Squadrons !Offered feverely in the
and that they were fearful of approaching Fan ,
ootwithainding the advantages which it offered
them. Eosumbered as they were with fick and
wotmded, and crippled and difheartened by the re.
fiat of the engagement of the 22d, it is not to ft
wondered at that sbey did every thing in then.
power to avoid a renewal of the engagement
As sit: Cap.oet's orders were to prevent the ere.
my from getting into Ferrol, it is not difficult :tow to
fee how the enemy efcaped him. The weather ten;
very foggy. He made every difpofition to prevent
their getting into the port they were making for,
and they bore away for Cadiz; but, fearful of filling
in with Lord NaLson, changed their plan, and fiat
into Vigo.

The Prince of Walea packet failed from Lilimn ea
the Sib, five days previous to the failing of the fri.
gate ; and as the has not been beard of fine, great
fears are entertained for her fafety. No infurance
could be done upon ber yetterday under so percent.
The Townfend Packet had arrived out fafe before
the Prince of Wales failed A, convoy was expeecd
to fail in a few days.
The letters from Cadir, Barcelona, and Malay?
reach down to the gd inlta.nt. It appears that the
merchants at &bore ports have been cOnfiderably tr.
hilarated by fome Vague rupsour which bad reached
them, of the opening of a negocollon for peace.—
Vie believe we fpeak the fentimcute of yery great
majority of the nation, when we deplore the circunk
[lances which have led to the rupture with 'Spain
but as to peace? dekrable as it is for two nations who
have no decided enmity to each other, we perceive
no likelihood of it while Boiaraars exereifes a def•
potic influence over the Councas of that Kingdom:

The weather has been, intenfely hot of late,int
then at Malaga, nor any of the other ports on the SO.
nigh emit, has there been the !call appearance of the
epidemic diforder which prevailed in Spain lel ye y;
It is ranch regretted at Cadiz, that the blockade
&Gold be fo rigoronfly continued. Not a (hip deep
nation whatever is feffered to pars or remifslo er
from that port. Several American 'repels that it-
tempted to violate the blockade, have (len taken,
and tent into Gibraltar for adjudication. A number
of Americans were at Cadiz at the date of there let•
ter:, who were unloading in confennener of a notice
fent in to them by Admiral COLLIIIGWOOD• "that he
would capture afl fuCh veffels as he fhonld meet '4,4
cargoes on board." In confequence, fotne tbat weg,
laden with falt threw it overboard, as it would not
pay for unloading.
The dike:tint on Government raper "-as lower at
Cadiz than it had been for fame time. During the
left war it was generally from so to 6o per cent. at
prefent it is only from 36 to 40.

INTER/ST.IW CORRItsPONDINCI BeTWIZII TKO CON.

SUI. 4, AT CAW; ♦M* •DMIIaL CALLINGWOOD.

Sr a (COPY.) Cads, bar 23.180. f.
ym anfwer to lot! Eicellency's Fetter of the aids infant, di-
rafted to the Neatral CoPfub raiding Ig this port, to beg lave
to afore you In tae molt halm** snapper that none of =have
reedved bny kind of informed= boa our refpedive Ambits-
does at the Court of St. James's, nor hami jbofc reßding at the
Court of MOS, rtfpedlno the oaifsadom of tke blockade Of
this port, and San Luca:, under date ef the aka April ultimo,
which your Excellency b pleated to snewdai. Your Excellency
artanly knows, that at elm epee due dieWDeeill, Swediew and
lasperial yards Med km Oh Net likagat, sot being abk to
find freights, Oka dis limie.iwistier ear, efpeeiegi
Americans, failed 011,easzeee .tie Amity plaies, and that we
wcPki !Ow! PSF,lbltaAbab doing fn, bed we had any idea that
atbdr difillfitior÷ blades that sonalned 41 Vice Admiral Sir
John Ordebletter, were shoat to to adopted by st britannk Ms-
jetty's Forces. As the Teak of our refpedive nations are hued,
and having come into this'port without the lea! notifiation from
any of his Britannic Majefty's veffels, we natter airfares that your
Excellency will tot hinder their gang with their own and neu-
tral property to their refpedive dell/nations. In this your Excel-
lency will do an ad which wiU evince the jultice with which the
Engliits Government and Its Naval Officers treat the property of
their neutral friends. Your Facelleacy will plate to oblerve, dist
there are nentrat,velrels aloofly in this Illy, that arrived about
the middle of May, at which period k rra, impodble they could
have known the official communication which your Excellency
alludes to othe ilith of April. Inclofed we hand your Excellency
the original ducumenta of 'the Portugnefe fehoonerd alluded to in
oar tamer Late!, fot your Excellency's
. . .

We have Oe. honour to 6. tke. &e.

Portursek 1
Dania&
Signed by de
Fmruperiaiffian Confub awl
Agents
U. States
Rulßan
Vier Admiral C. Co/Harwood.
' (COPY.)
Gentlemen, Dreadnovsla, nff Cadiz, July as, iSeS•

T say much lament the inconvenience or loft which the lithe @
, • .
of neutral States may Cuter by the fuppreffion of the Spanith
trade in tbe ports of Cadiz and St. Lacer. But his Ma-
jefty's ceder for its prohibition baying pan publicly notified, and
Marian time given for Its general promulgation tkrougbout Ea.
rope, ere it was oda upou by kin fquodron bore Cadit„ 1 cm-
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