Star.
London, England, 1805-03-04 00:00:00

• MiuncA INrBLLIGENcL

MAILS THIS DAY..—Wind S. S. W.
AMR. DUI. AIR. DUE.
. Dublin a I I Hamburgh o
Waterford az Gutteuburgh o

Pstrzancs, Marmot L—Since my laft Lad the
Induftrious, KIAMORS, for Cardiff; the Sir Bro-
thers, Roarer, for Swaufea ; and the Liye Oak, AP-
PLEBY, for London.
WIYMOUTH, MARCH lots of the Aires-
CAVINNY Eaft-Indiaman will long be deplored here.
Yefterday, and the day before, the bodies of five pat-
fengers were call athore, and immediately buried,
making in all twenty-one bodies that have floated
from the wreck. The ezpence of interring them falls
heavy on the inhabitants of this place. The Pilot
was among the few whole lives were lived. The
!hip is Rill in the fame pofition as when the funk.—
No attempt has yet been made to weigh hey,
PLYMOUTH, MARCH 2.—Sailed to join the Chan-
nel Fleet. and the Iquadron off Ferrol, his Majefty's
!hips MINOTAUR, of 74 guns, DIFIANCII, 74, and the
DIAMOND, 38 ; alto the RAtiaaa, of 14 guns, on a
cruize.—Came from liamoaze to Cawfand Bay, the
firaatata, 120 guns.

SOUTHAMPTON, MOCH 2.--Nine fail of our tranf
porta failed yellerday, fuppofed for Ireland ; fifty fail
are yet remaining.

PORTSMOUTH, MARCH, 3.—Sailed from St. He-
len's the MELPOMENE, of 44 guns, Captain OLIVER ;
the METEOR bomb, Capt. Jesus, on a cruize off
Havre; and the SYLPH floop, Capt. GOATE, on a
cruize. Sir T. TROWIRIDCz (}ruck his flag on board
the BLENHEIM this morning.—Sir T. goes with the
April convoy.—From a folicitation made by the
Eati India Direetors, the Isis, of 5o guns, Captain
OMMANEY,. is to proceed with the HINDU:IVAN and
convoy aslar as the line.

Dom:. MARCH t.—Arrived off here this morning
the Spanifn brig Dichofa, from South Amiiica, with
ninety thefts of dollars, gold duft; and hides, taken
by his Majefty's (hip MAGICIENNE, off the Weßern
Ifles.—lt is reported, that IA night a Whitftable filh-
ing fmack, lying at anchor under Dungenefs, was
boarded and plundered by a French privateer lugger.
The fmack is gone for Ramfgate harbour.
DEAL, MARCH yelleiday evening the
Cuatsw floop of war, with the WINDHAM and the
PHOENIX Ea& Indiamen, and a large fleet of outward-
bound nails, under convoy, for Portfmouth. Yef-
terday morning a Spann (hip laden with coffee, fa.
gar, and logwood, from the Havannah, prize to the
Paccas frigate, and bound to London, ran on board
the Osaouaw armed defence (hip,' and carried away
her marts, and received confiderable damage in her
Rem and quarter. The Onotrast hid her jibb boom,
dre.'citlied away, and with the prize remains in the
Downs repairing damages. Wind S. S. E.
YARMOUTH, WON' 3.—Arrived the AMETHYST
frigate from the Nore. Yefterday failed the MAJES-
TIC, of 74 guns, for the Downs. Arrived the PRIN.
cm of WALES cutter ; CENSOR gun brig, and Lady
Frances Packet, Capt. FLtrN, with mails and paffen-
gers, bound to Hufum. The AMETHYST frigate and
CENsout brig. are under failing orders for the Teel.
The fhipi here are the MONMOUTH, ARDENT, ANTE-
LOPE, ADAMANT, of 5o guns, INSPECTGR, CORMO-
RANT, and Scour (loops or war, CENSOR gun brig,
and two Cutters. The Courier Letter of Marque has
failed on a cruize : the Packet is detained by contrary
winds, and the paffengers have come on (bore.

•GREENOCK, MARCH I.—During the night betwixt
Wednefday and Thurfday, it blew a dreadful gale of
wind from W. N. W. All the yards at the Tail of
the Bank, with the exception of the frigate, drove to
a great dillance. The Fame, Rata, for Trinidad,
with dry goods, &c. was forced on the bank, and
bilged. About one half of the goods are dry ; the
whole were taken out in the courfe of yelterday, and
brought on &ore. It is hoped the veffel may be got
off when the weather becomes fettled. Much praife
is due to the prompt affillance afforded from the More
as foon as the fituation of the Fame became vitible.
The Boyd, FERGUSON, during the fame night, part.
ed het' cable in the Road, and run foul of the Ruby,
by which the latter fattained confiderable damage.
The FaCtor. Caanwaix, at the Tail of the Bank, hav-
ing driven greatly, had hoitted yeflerday morning a
fignal of dittrefs ; happily it was found the had re-
ceived no damage.
The Mary; Scorr, arrived here on Tuefday
from New Brurrfwick, after a pafrage of 22 days
Colonel COFFIN, P.IKES GLENte, Efq. formerly Con-
traCtor for mans and fpars for his Majetty's navy, and
a number of other Gentlemen came paffengers in the
Mary.—Arrived here, on Tuefday, the George,
Si ',mom, from New-York, in 22 days ; the Ardent,
CROSTNWAITE, was loading there when the George
failed, and expeded to fail in eight days after her.