Star.
London, England, 1804-11-13 00:00:00

NAUTICAL INTELLICENCE.

MAILS THIS DAY.—Wind S.
AIM DUE.
'0 i Hamburgh
I I Lifbon

Dublin
Waterford

Aar DUI.
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Yea moo n, Nov. t:..-Arrived feveral (hips from
the North, with coals ; they bring an account that a
large lugger privateer was miring off the Yorklbire
coal on Thurfday night LAIL and the following mor-
ning,
and it is feared the mull have made feveral
captures,. as a fleet of colliers, coufaing of upwards
of 300 fail, were coming from the North. A veffei,
name unknown. got on a Sand off this place yeller-
day morning, but got off, as is fuppofed, without
much damage, as fhe proceeded on her voyage to the
Southward.

Pswzanca, Nov. to.—Lad evening the Minerva,
of Hamburgh, Capt. H. C. Sisveas, from Philadel-
tpbia, put in here in diftrefs. The Captain being very
induced Mr. WI west s, our Superintendent, to
put tht veal under the ftriaelt quarantine, until be
could obtain eenificates from the faculty that the dif.
order was got infeilious. This was afeertained this
morning byDr. J. B. Boat.ace, and Mr. JOHN GIDDY,
St3rgool, who were alongfide, and mat .minuicly
.oFarnined the Captain and crew ; after. which,. they
did not befitate to join in certifying, that the Captain
and crew were perfealy ftett from any infedious &-
temper whatever : the reftraint was thin immediately
taken of. • • -

FALMOUTH, Nov. to.—Arrived the WALSINCNVI
pasketkwith a mail from Lilbon, in nine days patine.
Pram/urn, Nov. I.—Came in from a quire, the
RaMaLEC, of 14 guns; Wasp, of ; ,FELI X,
Of JO guns; and Rost, of 14 guns. Sailed for the
Downs, the Et/tors Eaft Indianian, from Strip];
Choice, from Cadiz, for London; Aid, -,
from Mcffina, for London ; and Eifel, —, front
Gibraltar, fur London, all under the rearrint of
quarantine ; and the latter with a foul bill of health,
having paffengers from Gibraltar.
PORTSMOUTH, Nov. tr.—Arrived the LATON•
frigate, from the Downs; and the BAAMOaT cutter,
from Cork. Sailed the Neactsrus and blattisrosta
frigates, with their convoy from the Streights, for
eltandgite Creek. Wird W. S. W.
DOVER, Nov. a.—The AacHaa gun brig was
obliged to get under weigh from our Roads thikafter-
noon for the Downs, owing to, the wind coming on
to blow firong from the S. S Arrived the hoy
Vrow Clafina, of Embden, from Dordt, with a cargo
of oats for this port.

Mai. NOV. 12.—Sailed the Ruffian line of battle
bip,for Portfmouth, and tbe floop of war,
artgt fleet of outward-bound veto's, under convoy
to the w'eltward.—Arrived the DIVASTAT 1011 bodab,
from Portfmoutb, with a convoy, which ate failed
for the River.—Came down from Sheernefs. the
Gottro (loop of warkivith the HIJMBEIL and Dovas-
Tattoo bombs, and retnain in the Downs with the
raft of his Majefty's (hips s per lad. Wind W.S.W.
Dumosieet, ,Nov. B.—With what wonderful pet=
feverance PIOVIDINCS has (unstilted ow
fumen. The (offerings which I.am about to "elate
will excite pity. Saeuediy.. November 3, the Busk
logne fquadron, under. Captains Btoctwoon and
ARGLIS, of the EURYALOII and rIUSTY, were fud-
denly overtaken by a heavy gale Eaftrard of Dun-
genefs; blowing from E. by N. to, E. S. E. The
fquadron very fortunately cleared the refs, and an-
chored in Weft Bay, excepting his Majelly s flops
Rowe and Vesuvius. A light collier brig retaken
end a Swedith brig, detained by his Majefty's (hip
Riiti.etra, were under a difficulty of raiiing their
anchors, and being in onl eighte feet andlefs at
low wate-, prevented theiry efetpe.en The Anima, dur-
ing the night, drove on P. omu:y Flats, and bilged,
but no lives were 1011. Tor many hours, the other
three lay at anchor, with the mod tretnendous teas
breaking over them all. From the lea tide only their
mall heads could be feu, as if entirely fwallowsd
up. The collier came on fimore at night. and vas
dallied to pieces ; then a Sweat& brig, laden with
brandy, &c. near'the light house. The N. !tuv:t•
out of the four fail, is the only one raved. For many
hours the beach was crowded with people, horses, and
carts, ready to alTid ; expelling the would (hare the
fame fate • part of her boat's crew WaS left by acci-
dent on thorn, and were antioutly watching, to aftitt
in Caving their meffinztes. The oldelt inhabitant on
this dreadful coed laid her cfcapc was impoffible ;
but providentially, on Monday the sth, the flipped
bee cables, and was drove to lea. We are happy to
announce her arrival here, with the fquailron, on
the 7th, when (he recovered her anchors. One Min
was wanted overnnard ; the mortar let down her fide
Rove in with the violence of the tea, and the remains
Rill very leaky. The tailors Caved are highly indebt-
ed to the fuldiers of the Fall Kent for their ojten-
Lion. Every adiftance was oiven to the poor wretches
call on Chore ; tents erale7d, aid tiourithreent pro-
vided fur them. The usual holpitality of Lydd and
Romney were (hewn to the sufferers. The collier
experienced (insular difficulties ; the waa light from
Portfmouth, bound to the Northuard, taken off
Beachy Head by two French loggers, whets the
Captain and fome part of the crew were taken on
board the enemy. The French conveyed her off
Dieppe, and in letting go the anchor of their fop:
poled prize; the Enalithmen confined below, u ith
two North country ladies, ftopperedthe cable before
the anchor got the ground. The Frenchmen, in
their hurry aloft to hail the fails—the ladies perfnad•
ed and affi‘ted the remaining crew to rife and re:taakfter
e
the brig, in which they fucceeded. and loon
fell in with his Moiety's (hip 'taste, off lleachy
Bead, who lett r(blidthipman and three men to of-
f& in bringing her to Dungenefs. On her being
-wrecked, &e three men were drowned, the ladies
end crew fated, with the hds of their clothes, &c. ;
the beach is Brewed with (hip's timaers, malls, yards
and calks. This occurred three miles S. W. from
the place where the Dutch (hip was loft, bound to

the Ead Indies, and lb rimy peraed, about two"
years fence. • During lEe late catafirophe two (mug-
gleis landed &eh' cargoes.
Coax, Nov. c.—Yefterday 'the outward-bound
Weft India fleet, confiding of 6t vac's, failed from
our-harbour under cortvoy.of the Sums frigate and
NIMROD (loop of war ; and with the protedlion of the
VEttus frigate as far as Madeira. While getting
underyweigh, feveral accidents, but of a trifling na- '
'titre, occurred by a few- (hips running font of each
other. The whole fleet were in the evening outfide
the harboues •mouth, with the wind fair, and a
profpea of its ontinuance, where they, were joined
by a confickrable number of yeah with the fame
declination. .
Yeßerday ten tracfpnrts arrived in our harbnnr from
Portfmouth. The NIELPOMENS aimed (hip, which
arrived yelterday, in endeavouring to get up the har-
bour, grounded near the lower Spit ; znd the wind
and tide feting her on the Bank, fhe was not got off
at t late hour yefterday evening.

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.
'Ca itvascno,'Novestara ta.—Paffed by the Mcflea. Main,
from Dantrie; Yreßon, --, from Bengal; Jewell, Halfoid ;
Laura, Elderjand the Ruffia Company; Scholey, t roin Pet urgh
.-.Sailed the Loulfa, Thorp, for Jamalea; Favourite Ford. fur
We* York ; Catharina Dorthea. Aiken, for St. Michael's; la
Seeratfa, bola. for Malta; Ma.la :Itheona, Edfe, for Stettin ;
Jonge Jan, All a, and the Flea Gzhroders, Either, for Ton.
Lunen.

BRRIVErf.
in Yarmouth ttmds, the N.ney Adcllngton, Neaty, from Palau;
Bridgewater, Croft and the Condemnation, --, front Riga,
bound to.Lohdon. In the Humber, Icttyt, Jena; Linll ill, Ot-
way; and the Anion,' Oliver, from Pet. (burgh. At Liverpool,
Hope, Gibfon, from Peterfburgh ; Dom:olel Packet, —,from
Barbadoes ; and the Margaret. Law, front gpeboe. At Dublin,
Chaßtotte. Rogers ; and the EndvAvour, Jones, front London. At
Qv:bee, Ann, Fenwick'. front Lorton: At Virginia, Denroben
from Clyde. At Surinan:, Lady Forbes, Afilleck,
front Clyde.
The Marna, Bayley, from Selby for London, Is loft crow

•
favril
1 tie Doncsiter, Patrick, horn Thorne to Londan, is leit.--crew
(avid . ,
M. H. I.3ng,.from htabga to Stettin, with urine and
(run, having Irft the fomsr port in' Auauft, bas .rr iv ed. in tht
Sound, but put back to Goticoburg to perform quarantine ; the
c:r...v is kmaithy.

LAW INTELLIGENCE.

.„ : • COURT OF kI(CHEZTR. ,
s'efterday, in the Court of Exchequer. the Barons
attended at two o'clock, for the purpok of admini-
tiering the oath to Mr. Part, his Majelly's Chancel-
lor of the Exchequer. Mr: Parr Cattle into Court
along with the Barons, in thesoftutne of his Office,
and took the oath after the ufual form.• He then re-
tired with the Barons to the Eschever Chamber,
where the LORD CHANCELLOR, the Duke of Buc.
ctsuou, Lord HAWKILSBUIti, Lord W•LSINCHAII,
I and all the Judges allembled for the purpofe of put-
ting the names of different Gentlemen in nomina-
tion for his Majefly to appoint Sheriffs for the diffe-
rent Counties of the Kiagdom. • When all had been
convened, the Chancellor of the Exchequer came in-
to Court, followed.by the Noblemen above-mention-
ed, and the . Judges. The names of a „p„reat many 1
Gentlemen were read, and fonts alterat,ons and ad-
ditions were propofed by Come of the judges. At
length the proper Officer read• peer the names of
three Gentlemen for each county, from whom it re-
mains for his Majefly to fele& one to be the Sheriff.
With thistliebutioefs of. the day concluded, and the
Court brake up. (For the lilt of Shoat, fee the halt
Me.) • • • • • :
NICHOLAS AND ANOTHIIR O. SIRCH. , '
Thit was an action that came on at the fall Lin.
coin Mites before Mr. Juftice Roos: s, The cir-
coma:ince. were briefly theft :—The Plaintiffs were
woollen-drapers, in partnerfhip, and had con:rafted
with the Committee of a Corps of Volunteers for
cloathing to the Corps, and furnifhed it accordingly.
—The grounds of the anion againft the Defendant
was, that he had attempted to injure the Plaintiffs in
their track of woollen-drapers, by laying publicly,
that "-the articles furnifhed were not fofficiently
gCod for the price, and that the Committee had been
over-reached !" . When this came to be tried, Mr,
Jultice Rooke gave it as his opinion, that the aftion
could not be maintained, unlefs the other two men
who happened to be partners in this contrail thould
alfo be put upon the record as Plaintiffs; or unlefs
each thould bring .his anion feparately. Upon this
ground. the Plaintiff► bad been nonfuited.
Thiobjeft of the prefent.application to the Crunrt
i was. to have this nonfuit fet afide, and a heir trial
granted.
The Learned Counfel for the Plaintiffs contended,
L.lat it was impollible the anion could be brought by
each individual in this cafe, becaufe the injury was
dope to the partnerflrips and therefore it mutt be a
joint adion. As the other two men were only !havers
in the particular contra& and not partners in the
trade, they might'mot think their interefts fo much
injured as to put themrelves to the expence of an ac-
tion, and thus, unlefs the two Plaintiffs.were per-
, mittedto rue by themfelees,they n.iglot be deprived of
all means ot rediets.—Rule granted.