Star.
London, England, 1807-02-10 00:00:00

NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE.

FALMOUTH, FEL 7.
Arrived the Townthend packet, Coca, in nine
days, with mails from Lifbon—left lying in the Ta.
gus the Auckland packet, and which experfted to fail
the 6th inftant for England. His Majefty's Its-
P ITU &In, 74 guns, in coming over the Bar, ftruck,
and had not the wind fuddenly changed, the mull
inevitably have been loft. The packet law a chip the
day after they left Lifbon, which was fuppokd to be
the Walfingham packet.—Sailed his Majefty's !hip
Scoartoa, of tit guns, Capt. CAATIR IT ; SWALLOW
brig, of 18 guns, Captain liftt.saa t lasosawr gun
brig, Lieutenant MOMS j and the ACTIVE. Kiss.
MAY, on a cruize.

PORTSMOUTH, FEBRUARY. 9.
Arrived a French hoop, laden with fibres, prize
to the POMONA frigate. Wind W. with rain.
DEAL, FEBRUARY p
Yefterday afternocn, as the jcilly•boat belonging
to the Cocaararce hired armed brig was coming on
(bore, (he unfortunately upfet, by which accident one
man was drowned. Arrived the brig Alert, PORI.
MAN mailer, from Mogadore, and 'led through for
Standgate Creek. Arrived the Satedite, Trompeufe,
and Otter (loops ; Fearlefs, Intelligent. Tigrefs, and
Inveierate gun brigs, from a cruise off the coafi of
France. Sailed the Amaranthe hoop for the Note.
The Juno, FISHER, from London, bound to Gre-
nada, drove on board the Valorous bomb in the
Downs, carried away her bowfprit, and is fince carried
into Ramfgate pier by a Deal boat.—Wind W.S.W.

DOVER, FEBRUARY 9.
Came in yetlerday, wind-bound, the Grecian (hip
St. GLORGE, Captain APOSTOLO, of the Ifland of
Ipfera, bound from Amaerdam to Smyrna, with a
cargo of butter, cheefe, &c. An unfortunate acci
dent hapr.ened as the came in, to one of her crew,
who fell overboard between the pier head and the
(hip, and was jammed fo much as to caufe his im-
mediate death. Arrived alto the fchouner Ditpatch
Liberamento, Captain Plasmas, of and fur Lifbon,
from Amiterdam; with a cargo of barley. Lott an
anchor and cable under Dungenefs.—Wind S. W.
and blows hard, with rain.

SHEERNESS, FEBRUARY 8.
When his Majelty's (hip Rusv, of 64 guns, Capt.
DRAPER, failed from this port a fhort time fince for
the Downs, the got on a fmall bank not laid down in
any chart, and known by very few perfons : it is
fituated between the Kenti(h Knock and the North
Foreland. She received fo much damage that the
has been obliged to return to the river Medway to
be repaired. She arrived here this day. Paired by
a brig under quarantine, fur Standgate Creek.
FEB. 9.—His Majefty's (hip Rosy failed this
morning for Chatham to be docked. 'The FERRETER
gun brig was yefterday undocked. This day the
ASTRIA frigate was docked, and the SPY !loop paid
fis months wages. Mr. HENRY DAVIS, of the Store.
keeper's Office, in this yard, has received the ap.
pointment of Storekeeper of the ALKMAAR, in the
room of Mr. SIBBALD, who goes out to Barbadoes
as Na►al Officer. Mr. WILLIAMS, who accompa-
nied Lord ST. VINCENT, as Secretary on his Lord.
Ihip's tour, and review of the Royal Dock-yards, in
the year t Boz, is appointed Clerk of the Checque at
this yard.—Wind W.N.W. blows hard.

CHATHAM, FEBRUARY so.
The Ruay, of 64 guns, arrived at Long Reach
yellerdisy. The TREMENDOUS, of 74 guns, was to
have been docked yellerday, but, owing to the water
being too (hallow, fhe could not be got more than
half way into the dock, and mull be left in that filt'.
tints till this day. A promotion of four Qprtermen
took place yellerday in this dock yard. An order has
been received here to liberate all Pruflian f'eamen,who
have been confined at this port as prifuners of war.

POOLE, FEBRUARY 7.
The SEAGULL, Jortri CAITIR, Commander, has
taken and fent into this port the Diana cutter, of
Guernfey, with about 300 calks offpirits and 26 bales
of tobacco, with ten or twelve empty pipes that had
betn flatted and run prior to the SLAGULL'A falling
in with her. The brig Mary, of and from Fowey,
bound to 1....+nd0n, WILLIAM COWLING mailer, foun.,
dered on the North Shore, between Chrillchurch
Head and this place, on TuefdAy lan. The matter
and his fon were on (bore ; the reft of the crew, con.
filling of three men and a boy, were drowned.

PHNZANCE, FEBRUARY 4.
I only got back here late LA night, after being
eight days at Scilly ; the veffel I went over in was to
have brought me back on Friday !aft (the ad), but
on that morning no lets than three French privateers
were difcerned from the Garrifon, and remained in
fight almoß the whole of Saturday. We law one of
them (a cutter) take a floop within half a mile of St.
Mary's, and on Sunday morning one rf their prizes
that had been taken the night before, was retaken by
two of the fifhing boats from the ifland, and brought
into the harbour where we were. I had a long conver-
Cation with the French Prize mailer ; he was a very
intelligent wow. and beloogeil to the '7onfiance
fchooner privateer, of St. Maloes; had only been
out a month, and had taken fix prizes, moll of them
coallers from Ireland, with provifions, anJ all which
they had burnt. The floop retaken was from Dun-
garvon, bound to Portfmouth. At the time the
Confiance left St. Maloes, from 40 to so ptivateers
had or were about to fail from that port to cruize in
the chops of the Channel, and, from their failing fn
very fall, are not at all in dread of any of our men
of war, who have no chance with them, except they
get them uader their lee in a gale of wind."

HIGH COURTOF ADMIRALTY,DOCTORICOMMNS.

Fes. s.—This day the Right Honourable Sir WIL-
LIAM Scort proceed to the adjudication of the fol-
lowing cafes :
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Wohlfanii Stadt Alton*, KOlll mopes- —lll this- cafe, the fur-
ther pronto being fufficient as to the remaltaing parcels of goods,
they were revered as claimed.
Literal% Margaretha, Poet wafter... This cella was laden with
a cargo of various ankles, bound on a voyage from Hamburgh to
the Havanash. The ihip and cargo were pronounced to be Ham-
burgh property, and the captors were allowed their expellees of
tskitig the depofitions.
Andrea Margaretha, Beg malter.--to this cafe, that part of the
cargo, confiding of ebeefe, was =welcomed, and the other part re-
dored, with freight. _

Juliana Catherina, Wallis molten—The propeny was refine
in this cafe, on paying the captors law upsweep.
Venus, R ibhing matte.-1 his was a Swediftt oda The qui%
lion of property, as to the cargo, came before the Court on fur-
ther proof, which was belt! to be Nl:Relent, and it was mewed as
claimed. fubjc.dt to the captors► caramel *faking UK &reties&