Star.
London, England, 1804-01-13 00:00:00

N4UTIC4L INTELLIGRNCS.

FALMOUTH, JAL ,a—Arrived the Prisms AsfoL•
PHU6 packet, from New York, in as days.
Paiszarcs, Jaw. so.—There is a large fleet in the
Offing, but cannot learn particulars ; they were
(landing this morning tsa the Weftward, but are now
(landing in to Eaftward. Wind S. S. E. blows hard.

♦MOTNat L AAAAA lAMI DITS.
This day the weather is more moderate than yet-
, terday, and the wind about tooth call; but we can-
not yet get the name of the veffel which was towed
in yefterday by the piloting craft, as the greater part
is afloat. Today, about noon, a fleet of upwards
of 5o fail (fome fay Go) paged this bay from the tooth
tan ; and various are the rumours concerning them ;
tome fuppofe it to have been an outward Weft India
fleet. At fight of this fleet, a little alarm was occa-
finned, fame fearing, others hoping. that the enemy
are at laft come out.

TOMMY, JANVIIIT IL—An accident happened to
Thomas May, one of oar pool 6ffiermen, la( Thurf-
day, at 4 P. M. p—his Ming iloop was towing his
trawl in the Offing, when a large brig from the weft.
ward bound to Portfinooth, going along off, the brig
took the coop abreaß her main chains, cat her in
two, amd run over her, when Ike holland, funk j the
crew, conning of an old man and three boys, dung
to the veffel, and with the gluteft difficulty and ex-
ertions fated their lives.

The French cutter privateer, which appeared of
here yederday, was fees lying to two leagues from
the Bevy, apparently in dißrefs, having her main-
:nail fplit up to the balance reef. One of our Hung
finny% not knowing what the was, (poke her, and
anted of the helmfmap (who was the only we on
deck), if the Rood in need of affiance, or if the
wanted a pilot, when about so fellows leaped on
deck, and demanded if there were any men of war in
the Bay. The fintermen told them no, and initantly
made fail, when the Nemesis frigate hove in fight ;
the Mermen acquainted Captain Soneaviaaa of it,
who with his anal promptitude and alacrity, imme-
diately made fail after her, and we hope will catch
her, though we much fear it, as the (the Nemesis)
falls fo bad that any. of our Torbay filing doops
will beat her. Another vellel, fuppofed a brig laden
with wine and brandy, went afore on Monday
night in Whitton Bay, near the Praul, and it is
feared every foul perithe& Nothing but accidents,
captures, Shipwreck, and gales of wind prevail.
Prawns/TN, Jan. s tr—This morning the boats
of the auk Yard toweddown (pus to la Louts, of
48 guns, to rig up beers to get its new mire's-
malt, in lieu of the one carried away in chafe of a
French frigate, tome time fine. The wreck which
floated under the Hoe belonged to a cutter bound to
Guernfey, as was firti conjectured. with lime donee,
and empty tacks and ankere. The different Ships
in Cawfand Bay are now jurt ready for Bea, and will
be all off the firft fair wind, to join Admiral Cole*
wataists fleet 4 Ikltt. The greeted praife. is due
to the Officers of the different men of war in Caw-
land Bay fur their seal and aaivity in forwarding the
fervice fo brifkly by getting their Skips fo loon ready
foe fee, after being fo difabled in the late hurricane.

PORTSMOVITH.JANIIARY IL—Sailed the Barrels.
si• cutter, with the Becky, --, Advice,
and New Diligent tranfports, for Jerky, but are
brought to in Cowes Roads,
This morning arrived his Majefky's kip Isis, of SCP
gems, Captain Lou,s from the Downs Ration, to re-
main here till further orders. His Majefly's flsip
CYCLOPS, of 32 gun,. captain Fr yea, lately re.
turned from Malta, was yeltcyday cleared from qua.
ran. inc. The folloviing liiips are under repair in the
Dock yard :t this port, viz. Qy.isa, of 98 guns;
BARILIVR, of 98 guns; AJAX. of 84 guns, and
BEAR/KIEV. of 40
.suns. The FISCARC frigate, Cap-
tvin Lord MARK Kiss, is ready r)i. lea.

011AV1111NU, lAN. 11—PalTed byail . the Caledonia, Brand, (rail
Cork ; Fair American from irgliga. and Crefees.a. Bryan.
from Si uekholm ---11.1;ed the Thames, Kai, fur Dublin; ;laciest*
de Cofta, Marina*, for Lebnn ; Jorge Jan, and Jooge
Agatha, for iimbdoo.

ARRIVED...At Cowes, Venus, from Fafall At BA&
ilmitoo, Ift, loglith, from Dantzle.—ln Yarmouth Roads, Emit.
des Parka, Wickham, from Emecten. At Lerwick, Blanchard.
Peacock, from Mond. At Braid, Lew., William, from
At Wrote, Gorcmor dr', front
Maryland. At l'cirmouth, Primal from Newfound-
land.
A letter froni an officer in his 14a,kelly's (rip Dt•
diced off the Teel, zBth Decentber,-fays,

" We have now•been out the wort part of the
winter. and it is fcasoely porGble to experience waste
weather • for the last week the ship has been a com-
plete cafe of ice and the gales of wind tremenduons,
but happily off 'bore ; the YORK of 64 guns parted
from us, and with dilfsc4ty we rode out the gale at
anchor.—Since my lalh.!the Dutch are fitting out
two more fail of the line, .the Brutus and Pluto, and
we are informed they have jull launched two fail of
the line at Anftlerdans."
The Gee ttttt gun brig, on the Jerfey Ration,
was in the late gales anehnted lust .the Ifland of
Chunlie, about three levees from Granville, and
nine leagues from J-rley. In preparing to put to
fc4. ft: was (Liven on the rocks, and as loon as the
weather moderated, about eleven or twelve boa"
with about two hundred men, were lent from Gran-
ville for the purpofe of taking roll lion of the gin
brig ; but, on their apprc.ich, 'bole hide refinence
was made by the crew, in wl.ich the Lieutenant seas
wounded in the mouth. At length the relict was
blown up, and the men were taken pr fi.nera and
carried to Granville. It is loppofed that a Cignal of
the dillrefs of the gun boat wis given by a French.
man who was indulged to remain in his poffeffions
lon the iftioi—lie was taken and ell-tied to Sir Jamas
S•L`lit•RF2. at Gueinfcy, by the •eirels which were
tent to the siLtlance of the gun brig, which arrived
too late.

the ANTT•CORSJCAN; or, WAR of LIBERTY'.