Star.
London, England, 1804-01-11 00:00:00

NAUTICAL INTELLIGRNCR.

TORBAY, Jaw. yellerday, and failed
again laft evening for Spithead to complete her
provifions and fibres. his Majefty's fhip Mrastsm,
Capt. Hot.Lis. Now lying off the Berry, the NE•
Meats frigate, Capt. Sum sRVILLII, who bath pa fent
her boat on there for orders, and fhe was off again
immediately. About a fortnight (lace a brig froti.
Newfoundland, was (poke with on her paffage home
by an American (hip, who informed the American,
that three days after leaving Newfoundland fhe (hip-
ped a lea which wand the Captain and Mate over-
board, who were both drowned, fo that they had not
a navigator left on board.—The American Captain
very humanely hove ton, and lay by her three claysi
but owing to perpetual gales of wind could render
her no &Planer, eonfequently was obliged to leave
her. She has been toffing about in chore late gale,
ever (ince, till now Novi/macs has brought them
fate to this port. I cannot learn further particulars
as yet, (poll going) only that the brig belongs to
Teignmoutb. It is blowing a whole gale again from
the S. S. W. accompanied with very heavy rain.
PLYIEOVTO, Jaw. 9.—Came in the Urfus Minor.
of and from Sheen, in Norway, Captain &ruses, foe
this port, with timber and balks : the Arun, of so
guns, Captain COCHIRAKB, from a cruise; the came
in during the heavy gales this morning, and ran into
Catwater for firelter. A cotter belonging to Guern.
fey, was loft lett evening during the gale, near the
Devil's Point, and it is feared, the whole crew have
perifbed ; (he bad on board empty cativo, bound to
Guernfey. The SANTA MARGAIETTA, of 38 guns.
which arrived here Saturday evening from Chatham.
ran dawn on the sth Ina. at half pall one P. M. about
five leagues from Portland, the American (hip Francis
Nixon, Captain JAMES Ws , from Amfterdam,
bound to New York. The fupe'reargo got on board
the frigate, but the fate of the (hip and crew are not
known : the wind was fuuth weft at the time the
accident happened.
PokyLmovrH, Jaw. to.—Arrived the MIILWAID
frigate, from a cruise; and the CYCLOPS frigate,
from the Streights, and is under quarantine.—The
HouND Hoop of war bas a fignal for failing with the
(hips bound to the Weft Indies. Wind S. E.

Sailed from St. Helen's the DIOMEDE, of 5o guns,
Captain Dowasta w, for Guernfey.—Arrived the Itl.
CONSTANT fl ignEea Cuomo Die asott, from the
Downs; Taisuas, of 44 guns, Captain Tower,
from off Havre; and the Oarmsus, of 3s guns,
Captain Htt.t., from Cork.—Came up from St. He.
len's, the TISCAIDa of 44 guns, C2,ptain Lord M.
KERN, and the SpitDY (loop, Captain Proovv-
Dorsi, Jaw. 9,—By the (Lip Loyal Volunteer, of
Hull, from St. Locar, for Landon, which arrived
to-day, we learn, that on the 3111 December, in lat.
45. z 6. long. to. t. the fpoke the Astossr, one of
Sir EDWARD PrLLFNi% fc,uadron, who informed them,
that on the 28th of lg-:ci.moer, the Aaoswr chased
the Bayonnaik French' Frigate on !hove in Finidlerre
Bay; the crew of which blew her up to prevent her
falling into our hands.
DIAL, Jaw. to.—Remain in the Downs, the Mo.
WARE II and UTRECHT men of war, rtsimmtvaaatit
frigate, HARPY (loop of war, Nessus bomb, Bast.
Lisa an.i Baoobtrouwo gun brigs ; the latter has' a
fignal for a convoy to the weftward. Wind S. S. E.

FROM LLOYD', LIST.
011AVMND, JANUARY to—Paged by the Plgoa, Deem. frees
Philadelphia • Pentads, 'Stickman, from Seville ; Indoftry, /Cm*
ger, from eantzie; Britannia, Stead, Ira, Plymouth; Hawk%
mdrpass. from Wexford; liasigadoe, and 'I we Ol(►ette
(prizes). from Smola.
ARRIVED.

At Plymouth, the Flora, Lee, ream New York Wand to Arno
fterdam, detained—At Dartmouth, Speculation, Setaebig, frond
Bdthnure, and the Admiral Nelien, Little, from Newfoundland
Pool*, Lark, Waream, from Newfoundland—Off Dover,
Loyal Volunteer, —, Trutt St. Lucar's—At HuU. Quebec Pao.
het, from Qiebee—urat Dab Nichoi.on, from
Teneriffe—•At Newry, Maria Elizabeth, and Concordat,
—, renal Alieant —At IContneibutg, Ocean, Foram. from Hull
—At Belfalt, Anibal*. CampMl, from Archangel; June,
Hardy, fmm Quebec ; United Sum, and bifpateh,
ling, from New Orleano•At Wilmington, Wanikabett,
from Laotian—At Bolton, Mans, Cole.from, London.

Saturday fennight his Majcity'a (loop Tameraoss
arrived in Ci,rk harbour from the Downs.

Saturday fennight failed from Leith Roads, no s
cruize, hit Majeey's frigate C AAAAA oar, and on Sun-
day failed his Majesty'. tiiga:e. ETxar.trn ; alfo the
CONSTANT gun veffel, with tome wind bound (kips to
the fouthward.

On Tuefday fe'nnight, the Carnlies Frederic*, of
Stettin, was put afhare near Bullettbuchan. The crew
were all fared, and part of the cargo. Great pea&
is due to the fiihermen in the neighbourhood, for their
exertions in living the crew, and their humanity and
attention to them afterwards. This veffcl had been
npfet in the gale off the Doggerbank, when the crew
were obliged to cot away her rigging.
The Adamant, --, from t.turbec for Leaden,
has been deferted at fea by the crew, being water
logged—five of the crew arrived at the We of 1%1,a%
The Townfhend Wen Indianian, which got on
[hove at Portfmouth, is gone entirely to pieces.
During the late form, a veal, brig rigged, was
lien to frike upon the Galley Head, cn the coal! of
Ireland, and infantly went to pieces : crew perilhed.
The Eliza privateer of Liierpad, has taken and
tent Into Cork the Raindier Dutch Ead Indiamau,
of and for Rotterdam, from Batavia, richly laden
with colonial produce. The Raindier left Batavia
on the tEltli of May laft, and was captured on the
18th of December, in lat. 44. N. long. 16. W.
By a private letter received from the BLawfww fri-
pte, commanded by Captain Moncx, dated Cape
Franctis, Nnv. 19, see ale informed that he haa foe-
ceeced in In ning and destroying all the French veil
Iris at Monte C.hrilli, which confined of s t fail of va-
t ion; defer p:ione : ed three men killed, and eight
wounded in chi, I.axard-us Icrvice. Lieutenant No.
c noes, os the in trines, le.lb 4114 wounded, bu: is in a
fair w•at ct rccevery.