Star.
London, England, 1805-12-17 00:00:00

N,4UTICAS INTELLIGENCE.

MAILS MIS DAY.—Wind North. 1
ARR. DUE. ARR. DM
Dublin a o Harnburgb ♦ 0
Waterford 0 1 l Lifbon 0 1
Gottcnburatt 3 6

Yellerdav afternoon intelligence was received at
Lloyd's, of the fate arrival in Yarmouth Roads, of
the Baltic Fleet, cont.:Cling of between feventy and
eighty fail.
The greateß part of the tranfports which failed on
the loth ;nil. with troops I,r the Continent, are re
turned to the Downs, in confequence of contrary
winds and the feverity of the weather.
The following Exit ails from letters, received yef-
te:day, refpe&ing the expedition that failed for the
Wefer, will be found interelling :

EXTRACT oF A LETTER FROM ON HOARD THE DRRWENT
TRANSPOP.T, DATED HARWICH, DEC. 14.
" The two fult days we were out, the weather was tolerable ;
the wind thine fir, and cnly one hem gale ; but the night of
the fecond day, the wind came round to the north eaft, and
brought on the molt dreadful and dangerous gale, accompanied

with (now, I heard the tailors fay, they had ever witneffed. At
this time we were off the Dutch coaft, and the Commodore made
knots to gut about, and run hack for England ; but the one half
of the fps could nut fee the fignal!, and here we all parted, every

fhip for ith.r. The form continued all night ; the hatches, for •
tunatcly, svcrc cloftly put on. Any thing to equal the manner fhe

rolled in the water. and the leas fhe (hipped, you cannot imagine.
We cannot think what has become of all the others. We Dad
two other heavy gales after, and for the two days we were at fea
after the fleet parted, we never faw a fhip,but one the night be-

fore we made the land ; whri he was we could not tell--theear-
tied as much fail as fhe could to get up with us, but did not fue-
teed. I am afraid we &all have bad news of the remainder of

bile fleet."
ZXTRACT OF ANOTHER LETTER, DATED HAILWICINg
DEC. I 5

Four fail of tranfports, laden with the German Legion Ca-
iralry, arrived laic in this port ; they failed with the fitft expe-
dition, and could not make their deftinatitm. The Men tell
Vie they were near all being loft off the German coaft. They loft
eight or nine boric*, and were at tea ry days."
FALMOUTH, DEC. 14.—The Peggy, of Padftow,
from Cork, with provitions, for Falmouth and Pen-
zance, is totally loft, with her crew, near Portreath.
tailed the Bremen brig Indiana, HAIGHEN, for St.
'Thomas's.—Wind N.
PORTSMOUTH, DEC. 16.—Arrived the Vesuvius
bomb, and CAMEL bore (hip, from the Downs, with
many other outward-bound (hips.---Sailed the
STAUNCH gun brig ott a cruize. The Petrov/Lau
/tore Chip, and the reft of the Bast, bound to the
Streights are come up from St. Helen's to Spithead.'
Wind N. E.
DOVER, DEC. i6.-.--The Mary, houfe tranfport,
having on board part of the King's German Legion,
put in here tali night with the lots of an anchor and
cable, and fails fplit : (he parted from the fleet during
the late very favere gales. His Majefty's thiplificroer
wei,;:u.d and worked up towards the Downs this
morning, but was obliged to brio.: In, off the South I
Foreland, owing to the wind blowing very flr-ng from
the E. N. E. It is however expeaed Ate will be able
to round next flood. This afternoon five French tug-
gers were obferved in the Eaftern, boarding ithnoft
every vetrel coming out of the North Sea ; very un-
fortunately none of our cruizers were about here to
flop their career; but as they mutt have been oblenr-
ed from the fignal Ration on the South Foreland, it
is to be hoped our (hips in the Downs will fee the
ftgnals, and endeavour to take them, or at leaft to
snake them take (helter in their own ports. Wind
E. N. E. and blows harJ with fnow.
Dam.; Dec. 16.—Pat hack the LEOPARDrd FURY,
with about forty tranfpnits which failed on the expe-
dition from hence ; feveral tranfports arrived pre-
vious tethe LEOPARD, and I am informed thereare
feveral got into Dover Pia.. Atrivcd the Lucifer
bomb, from feting the Swediffi )_.all India (hips fare
to Gottenhurgli ; and the Cruiler, fram a cruize off
Oftend. Sailed the CYCHVT (loop en a cruire.—
This mornlng appeared off the South Foreland, the
VICTORY, with the remains of the late Lord Neeaoa
on board ; rho Blue Flag at the Fore was holfted
half maR, a; wa. the Entign, rhich was done by all
the (hips in the Downs lowering their pendants and
enfigns half matt ; the Uawn Jack at the Admiral's
Office and Kin's Naval Store Yard were hoifted
half matt, as were the coli;urs at the Cullom houfe
Watch houfe.