Star.
London, England, 1805-01-05 00:00:00

NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCL

MAILS THIS DAT....itul E. S. E.
At 1. DIM
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Dublin
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PLYNOV TM, JAN. 3.—This morning early, arrived
err Cawfand Bay, his Ma:elly's (hip Inossmcatue.
(4'38 guns. Captain Mona", from a cruize off the
coati of Spain. A Gentleman was taken out of hei
co board one of the Mbing veffels belonging to• Caw.
find, which landed him at Plymouth, and he imide-
n,ately het off for London ; who he is, or what he may
have brought, is not known here the fhip did not
~:arbor, but failed again as form as the paffenger left
:.a. Sailed on a cruize off the coaft of France, the
AI)ADN! and Manua, of 16 gone each. Came in
RANGEL revenue cutter,oft guns, from a cruize,
ulth a feizure of fpiritr. A brig is gone up Haronaze,
in dards, laid to be the Ram ILIR, of 1+ guns, from
the weftward.

•NOTHER LIITTS7., SAME VATS.
This morning came in, having thrown her guns
ovelboard, in a gale of wind, the RATTLER, of i 8
guns; a.lfo from off the Coati of Spain, under a
refs of cad, the INDEFATIGABLE, of 44. guns, Cap
,tin G. None°. ,She came to in :he Sound, and lay
fur two hours, till the return of a boat from more,
which landed a Gentleman from her at thC Pier.—
He fet of expreis in a poR chaife from the Prince
•
George Tavern, Foohall Qpay, at eleven A. M.—
Conjeaures are a. lloatt as to who the Gentlemin is,
whether in a Naval, isElitary, or Civil capaeity.7—He
wu not at all communicative, but etpreffed great
anxiety to let off Ms his journey as icon as the boat
which bronaht bite; amore from the Imossaito Asia
.•t
returned to the fhip---the made, fail again direaly. It
ia Gnu reported to be Mr. 17.111 f, from Midrid,laft
from Liibon. rent down into the Sound, the AM.
SMIOM, of 40 guns, Captain. Sorrom ; the proceeds
to the Straits in the courfe of a few days.
PORTSMOUTH, JAM. 4.—Arrived the MoIIASCH
man of war, from the Dovrns ; MIRLi,. !loop of war,
from Plymouth : ind the AsszusCana frigate, from
the Mediterranean, and is under quarantine. His
httjefty'.. brig Ravta, is appointed convoy for the
Mediterranean. ¶.'ind S. E. • •
Cows s, JAM. 4.--Arrived here the Pruilian flip
Actreni.., Captain Phillipus Dior kfon Vever. on her
voyi.3e from Riga, bound to Rotterdam, laden with
e cargo of rye. with damage. Alfo the Hamburgh
boy Amelia, Captain Peter Rikkers Roos, froni
Shields, bound to Hamburgh, laden with coals.—
Sailed this morning, the armed fhip. Camden, with
troops hom the army depot for the Well Indies.
Dam., jam. 4.--Sailed the DIVASTATIOH bomb,
for Sheernsfs. Arrived the. BASILISK gun brig from
i sivniie ; Rsout.Os, and thf.ZErri YR 'loop of war
from Portfmouth, zu-i reUlatn in the Downs with
the reit of the Thins as per lilt.—Wind S. S. E.
LLOYDS' LIST. • .
ARRIVED...In Yarmouth Roads' the-Durham, Hogarth, from
Mend. At L,ith, Concord, Adaais, front Riga. M Liverpool,
Forthe Beak. from ditto. At Cork, *Want, Johann. from
Rotterdam; Kitty, Work; Venus, Catlike', and the William,
Nl•Cesa, from London.
. The Mariana. • Spain& veal, with an. Englliii cargo, from
BMW, was felled. at Maliga the .14th of Nuvemtur ;And the
Little Amy. of Poole, Lander, from Newfoundland, ma ember-
vett there the fame day.
The Neptune, ,Le Oreffey; Brothers, Heyler, and the Mercury,
Valley, ail beiongtog to Jerfey, were embargoed at Yakocia on
the inch of November, but oa the affth they cut their:cables, and
mite their efilar•-4be farmer with es pipes of brandy on board,
the two latter in fiend!, Mehl =loa&i. their cargoes previous
to the embargo..
The Speculation, Lerberg, from Underwall for Liverpool,
bendy* off the South Posehad, on the ail/ of December.
• Park, Dee. 39.—The OexteralPtrigooss privateer, of St. Maloes.
boa takes see fete ties Part the Aurora, with coals, aLlthe Cou-
rier,. web AN deal sod pioviiess.
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• Trig LAMS ag JAT GUTRIIIIIIIT.—His Majesty's
flip Tan ill is, p SHRIPH•111), failed from Portf-
igic
month the Ist. of December, and after chacing a
French lugger privateer of 16 guns cic,fe into Dieppe,
arrived at Guernfey on the .6th; it bleiv fo hard, that
the privateer's lee gulfs were quite under water, and
although within half gun-(hot. the THisas unfortu-
nately could not get her guns to bear—the privateer
carried fuch a prefs of fail, that the was &hood under
water during the chate. On Monday, the 17th, the
TN, sea lying at anchor in Guernfey Roads, received
orders to proceed to jerfey, with as anchor and ca-
ble for his Majelly's (hip &ream. At about two
the Moil frigate, Captain SCOTT, came in and an-
chored dote a-head of the THISSI j and although
every exertion was made In veering cable, the fell
on board the Tangs, which (hip was obliged to veer
two cables to get clear of the Ntoot : the, however,
carried away the THI sues figure head, and did her
time damage. At about four the Nines attempted
to weigh, to get clear, but fell on board the fecond
time, and !prong the Titises's bowfprit, which
obliged the THISBE to veer to three cables, but
b:iiig fo near the rocks was forced to cut. and make
fail, and anchor without the Mom The next day
it came on to blow very thong from the Eaftward,
which obliged the Tu 1!11E to let go the (beet anchor,
an 4 hiving no other cable on board but that before-
mentioned for the SEVERN, bent that to the (pare
anchor, and had it ready for letting go.
At about eleven that night it blew a hurricane,
and in half an hour After the belt bower cable parted :
the only anchor they had remaining was then let go.
with the StERRH'S cable bent to it, which brought
the (hip up within half a cables length of the rocks;
almoft immediately the Moos and SYLPH cut away
their malts, and at one in the morning the gale in-
creating, and the THISSE pitching very heavy, the
fore-matt was cut away, which eared her very much t
the continued riding fo till ten o'clock, and no ap-
pearance of the gale ccafing. the main-mall was cut
away. About four in the afternoon the gale abated,
the (beet anchor was attempted to be got up, but the
cable parted. being cut to pieces with the rocks ; and
when the other anchor was hove up. it was found,
that if the gale had continued two hours longer, the
l'irtsas mull inevitably have been loft, and all the
-;:w drowned.