Star.
London, England, 1803-12-01 00:00:00

NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE.

MAILS THIS DAY.—Wind S. W. . .
DOC.I ' •(R. VIM
Dublin o z Hamburglt -•1? 4
Waterford 0 a

BANTRY, Nov. 23.—We are every moment
peeing to hear from Beerhaven,which is at the mouth
of the Bay, of the arrival of Admiral CALDFR, in
the PRINCI or WALES, of 98 guns, as alfo of the
Bitirauttia, of too guns, and the GOLIAH, of 74.
The laft accounts we received from thence informed
us, that the NORTHUMIYRLAWD, of 74 guns, had
come to anchor in Beerhaven harbour ; and, by the
fame authority, we are led to expel that the fqua-
Iron off this Bay, will, in a &w days, confiit of ten
ine of battle !hips, under the command of Sir R.
:ALDER. This force will be able to cope with any
of the enemy's fleet which may efcape nur blockading
quadrons ; and 'this part of the kingdom at leap
mutt derive from this reinforcement confiderable
fecurity.
Coss, Nov. 23.—Yefterday letters and difpatehes
for Sir Unser CALDIR were tranfmitted through
the General Office, from Cork to Bantry ; a circum
fiance which makes the arrival of the reinforcing
/hips to our fquadron a matter of great probability.

Psazaaca, Nov. 28.-Since my lag arrived the
NueaOD floop of war, Captain O'NtEL ; and the Re-
folution Excife cutter, Captain STONCHAM, from
cruize, and remain. The Swedilb (hip Friheten of
Gaffe, has failed with pilchards for Venice. The
weather here is very thick, and threatens rain. Wind
"bout W. N. W. blowing firong.
TORBAY, Nov. a 9 arrived, and remain his
Majeflyi !hips Ns m lists frigate, Capt. Sosturvitta,
from a cruize; the Saa GULL brig, Captain Boats,
from Jerfey, having carried the 98th regiment there
from Portfmouth ; and the Mose, from Plymouth.
Three brigs more, merchantmen, are arrived, and
remain. Names as yet unknown.
PLYMOUTH, Nov. 29.—Came in the SIRIUS, of 38
guns, from a cruize.—Sailed the PouLtrrr, of t 8
guns, Captain DURIAIt, for her Elation off Havre.—
Came in the Mary, Captain SMITH, from Cork,
laden with butter and provifions, for this port, Fal-
*south and Penzance, fin is very leaky alfo the
Frietidflaip. of London, Captain JOHN PALMIII, from
cork, for this port, with oats.
The Status, Captain PROEM, brings difpatches
from Commodore Sir EOwaio PaLLaw, Bart. She
left his fquadron all well on their cruising ground the
tfith tußant, off Ferrol,. at Which period the enemy
in Ferrol or Comma had not made the halt move-
fnent to efeape, or try theit Arength with the Com-
inodore and his little fquadron.
PorrsnotivviNdv. go.—The DIANA, of 38 guns,
Captain Matuts, who has charge of the Mediter-
ranean convoy, made the fignal for failing this morit-
ing. The Sorbets !loop of war, Captain Rome's,-
ass, failed this morning to tolled the !hips at Fal.
mouth $ the WASP floop of war, Hon. Capt. An..
MIL, is to bring up the rear of the Convoy. Arrived
the RANGER floop of war, Captain Coors, with a
fchooner, which the detained off Havre. Sailed the
PIGMY cutter, Lieutenant R. WHlra, with a Con-
troy for Guernfey. Arrived the PETTEILIL loop of
war, Captain Lammas, from a cruize. She failed
again immediately. Came into harbour the Molex
Fort-roost brig, of ten guns. Sailed the Decave,
of 36 guns, Captain REITHILEOLD, on a cruize off
Havre de Grace. The has (poke, on the Bth of
NoVember, with the Rowling Cagle letter of marque,
levee days from Liverpool, lat. 49. 56. N. long. 22.
go. W. bound to Norfolk in Virginia, all well.
Dom, Nov. 3o.—Yellerday the LOID Maims
hired armed cutter arrived here, having experienced
very bad weather, and !oil her boat, in which
were the Lieutenant and five men, in endeavouring
to cut off a (hip bound to Flufhing. The Asset:a
frigate alfo had her boat, and Lientenanti lad thir-
teen men miffing, on the fame tervice. Today
four paffengers landed from an American brig, front
Hunting, Which bad rayed the officers and men out
of both boats; but the boats were 101 l ; they left
them all (ale on board the ANT:Lora, Sir s -TWIST
SMITH. This veffel left Flulbing Monday (e'nnight,
at which time there were aonbt 6000 French foldieri,
and about forty gun boats ready for fel : they were
daily receiving frelb gun boats from Holland. The
troops were very eager for coming, and had no doubt
of fuccefs. Blows hard at N. E. Remain in the
Roads the Lana frigate, MiLSROOII fchooner, BLOOD-
HOUND brig, and feveral cutters. N. B. The Bora.
logne flotilla is Rill In the harbour.
Dom:mass, Nov. tB.—Arrived his Majefiy's
(hips LIDA, FORTUNES, and AUTUMN, from Bou-
logne; LAME, from Dieppe, and remain with his
Majeßy's (hips LIEOPARII and SULPHUR, COUNTESS
of Emu and Ducts's' of COSIIIRLAND cutters.

Nov. 29 —S.tiled his Majeay's dips L*oa, Foie-
Tuuaej and AUTUMN, for Boulogne; Su Lt. n us, for
the Downs.—Remain his Majetly's Blip LEOPARD,
LAME, and Sustmui, Cot/wrist of Etote and
Duettist of CIJIMIIIRLAND cutters.

DIAL, Nov. 3o.—Lall night it came on to blow a
hard gale from North. Two colliers, one of which
had difcbarged her cargo, and the other only part,
%%ere by the violence of the fort driven on fliore and
(lathed to pieces. The bezels from thk tooth end to
arca is Brewed with costa and pieces of wreck.
A large convoy. fuppoCcd by tome to be the Weft 1n-
...a fleet, hu jolt now got under way.