Star.
London, England, 1805-11-08 00:00:00

NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCL

The kfincheller packet, Captain arrived
at Falmouth, failed from Tor.ols on Ike ryth Sep.
tember. The Antivirus frigate, with about ninety
fail of reek, under convoy, for Great Britain, left
that iQand two days before, accompanied to the
Northward by the AMPLIA frigate and the Hippo-
statists !loop of war.

The Ihips from Trinidad did not join the fleet, no
convoy having been fent fur them. On the 3d and
4th ult. in lat. to. long. 40. the packet experienced a
heavy gale from the Eaftward ; and, from tl e 15th
of Odober, till near founding:, experienced no hi g
but gales from the N. E. to the S. E. and faw a
great lumber of fbips•difabled.
On the 26,h. in lat. 49. long. 12. (poke the Au-
OACTOOS man of war and the DRYADS frigate, look.
ing out for the above fleet ; the day before the Dar-
ADE had boarded the flip Martha, Captain HUTCIIIII.
SON. from New Providence, bound to Liverpool.
FALMOUTH, Nov. 5.—.Arrived the hianchefter
packet, Capt. Davis, from the Leeward Minds, in
49 days page, and the gleen Charlotte Packet,
Capt. KIR*, from Jamaica, in 6g days 'mirage.—
They confirm the capture of the Chefferfield packet,
Bucnr, after an engagement of al hours, by a
French privateer, of to guns, in which the Chefter-
field had 3 killed aad 9 wounded. She would have
beat off the privateer, but her ammunition was all
expended.

Arrived the brig Marlborough, Capt. ADAMS. from
Waterford for Hull, with oil cakes, after being cap-
tured by a French privateer off the Land's End, and
recaptured by the GANIIET r (loop of war, Captain
BASS. It is raid there are two French privateers
cruizing off the Land's End, and that they have
captured fcveral fail of coating 'ails. The Humber.
Haughty, and feveral other (hips of war, failed this
day in purfuit of them.—Wind S. W.
ANOTHER. LETTER, Sit we amt.—The MANCHE!
TER packet, Captain DAVIES, from the Leeward
Illands, is jut arrived, in 47 days, brings an account
of the failing on the 15th September of his Majefly's
(hip AFRICAINE, with about 90 fail under convoy for
England, accompanied to the northward by the
AMELIA frigate, and Hlsrowamas troop of war.—
General SPARROW died at Tortola on his way to Eng.
land. The packet on her paffige experienced very
heavy gales from the eallw.rd, and great apprehes.
fiont are entertained for the (Mrs homeward bound, as
they were very badly manned, in confequence of
fevers, &c. &c. Many difabied (hips were ken by
the MANCHESTER on and near Soundings. Paffen.
gers by the MANCHESTER :
Major Dale, 39th Regiment. Mrs. Horaferd andthree children.
Major O'Connell, sth W. I. Mr. Potter.
Captain Peel, 63d Regiment. Mr. Graham.
Captain Win. sth W. I. Mr. Shipiry.
Dr. Walker, Royale. Mr. Worafolct.

Mr. Glnfter.
Mr. Elwin.
Mn.

Mr. Millers.
Mr. Satterthwaite.

Pexmorprir, Nov. 6.---Carne in the Rarotst man
of war, from the Channel flat, and the Pr.ovea !loop
of war, from theWeftward ; and the Guifpia Spanifh
privateer captured by the LATORA frigate.
The Panics of WALIS, of srft guar, Admiral
CALDER, paffed up Channel Ist} evening, with Cap-
' tains &own and Lscrossultl, late of the THURDIRIR
andAya x onboard: they left the fleet under the cam.
mend of the late ever to be deplored LordNasson,
twl days before the glorious battle, and it is Paid that
the two (hips which became vacant by the two Cap-
tains were put under the command of two Lieute-
trent% who fought their flips bravely.—Wind S. W.
PORTSMOUTH, Nov. 7.—Arrived the Panics or
WALES man of war, Sir Rorr. CALDIR, from off
Cadiz ; &emu Hoop of war, from Plytnitstb,
and the Locesr gun brig from a eruize. Wind E.
Dov Elt., Nov. 7.—Arrived this morning his Ma.
jelly's (loop OTTER, and Foetoos gun brig, from a
cruize. Came in this morning the brig Ceres of
I Lynn from Gottenburgh, with a cargo of deals,
oars, and iron, bound to Plymouth, having been eap-
tured by a French lugger privateer, and retaken by
the BOLD gun brig, Lieutenant Cantles. Sailed the
FLIRT cutter on a cruize. Sailed this morning the
fhip Orion, Captain TOCCR Aso, of and from Co-
penhagen, with a cargo of Sundries, bound to the
Cape of Good Hope and Batavia : this (hip has been
detained for force time pail by Lieutenant }baron
of the BLALtR gun brig, and now releafed. His Ma-
jelly's (hip Du-acmes has this day taken in her
guns, provifions, and water, and will go out of the
harbour to-morrow morning. It is raid that Capt.
TIDY, her Commander, is to have the command of
feveral gun brigs, which are going on fame
' expedition. His Majefly's (loop Czoxrr, and
WILASOLIR gun brig are jut} gone part from the
Downs, for the weliward. Remain in the Roads
the•OTTIIR floor); Defperate, Firm, and Furious gun
brigs. Wind N. E. and moderate—very hazy.
DEAL, Nov. 7. Sailed the IDISIORTALITE, and
another frigate for the French coat. Came down
from the River, ten fail of tranfports, which remain
in the Downs with the reit of the (hips as per lad.
P.S. Sailed the Princefs Elizabeth, PARSDALL, for
New Providence.—Wind S. E.

YARMOUTH, Nov. 7.---Yellerday failed the fqua-
dron tinder command of Rear-Admiral Russet:, on
a cruise, off the Texel.—Sailed liven fail of tiEnf-
ports to the Northward, under convoy.