Star.
London, England, 1803-04-12 00:00:00

NAUTICAL INTELLIGEA'CE.

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PLYMOUTH, APRIL to.

Lail night failed, deeply laden, for a market,
the Commerce, Kircir, for 'Hamburgh. The
DORIS, of 36 guns, Capt. PEARSON, which has
been fitting for fea for fome time pall, made a
signal for going into the Sound from Hamoaze ;
the went down abo;it fix P. M. and came to, to
wait for orders. After the departure of la RE-
NARD, Of 24 guns, Capt. CATHCART, with foaled
orders, above ten days fince, another King•; Mel-
fenger arrived the next morning, and the BOADI-
CEA, of 4.4 guns, Capt. MAITLAND, was difpatched
after la RE NARD, but whether with other difpatches,
or to recal her, has not tranfpired.
This morning at fir P. M. fignals were made by
feveral men of war, fitting for fea in Hamoaze, for
going down the harbour, which was atsfwercd by
Admiral Lord KEITH. At feven, la TONANT,
of 84 guns, Captain Sir E. PELLIW, Bart.; Spat.
TIATE, of 74, Capt. G. MURRAY ; and MALTA,
of 84, Captain BUTLER.—The wind N. N. W.
being jolt enough to fwell their fails, prefented a
pi6lurefque objet to a number of fpetators, af-
fembled to fee the &ft divifion of the armament
join the fleet of obfervation in Cawfand Bay.
The SALVADOR DEL MUNDO, Of 112, Capt. C. H.
LANF, has her topmalls up, lower yards acrofs, and
rigged over head. Lieut. PRIEST, late of the CAM.
BRIDGE, of 84, is appointed to her; Mr. Roity is
alto appointed her Mailer. The VILLE DE PARIS,
of 110 guns, Capt. SEYMOUR, was laft night hauled
down to the lower moorings, oppolite the North
Jetty, in Hamoaze, preparatory to her having
her topmalls in, and the riggers on board to get
her rigging forward.
Plymouth and Dock are literally fluck over
with large polling bills, inviting feamen and land-
men to enter on board the different flips fitting
for commilfion at this port.

PORTSMOUTH, APRIL ii.

Yeflerclay failed the DIAMOND, of 38 guns,
Capt. ELF HINaTON E,for Yarmouth,to imprefs men.
This morning failed the Sy Lr it, of 18 guns.
Capt. GOAT!, on a cruife.
Went out of harbour the GRAMPUS, of 54 guns,
Capt. CAULFIELD.
The Royal. SOVEREIGN, of t to guns, was this
day commillioned by a Lieutenant. No Captain
is yet appointed to her, but Captain VASHON is
fpoken of.
Sailed the GREYHOUND revenue cutter, with
Captain BRENTON, to take the command of la
MINERVE, now cruizing off Gorce.

SHEERNESS, APRIL zz.

Sailed his Majelly's (hip ARDENT, Captain WIN•
THKOP : the THUN DE &Et 1145 alio come from Chat-
ham and failed. The ZEALAND, Capt. MITCHELL,
has every thing ready for proceeding to the Note,
except her guns, which will be got in, to-morrow
or next day. Yefterday (being Sunday) the yard
artificers, &c. &c. in the dock yard, were paid in
the very (bort time of about five hours.

DOVER, APRIL

This morning, at half-pall eight o'clock, Mr.
WAG STAFF, King's Mellinger, and Monfittir MAIL
CHAND, French Mellinger, both with di fpatches,
arrived here from Calais in the Auckland, Captain
HAMMOND, and fet off immediately for London.—
His Excellency S. D. LOUTENIO DE LIMA, Pony-
glide Ambaffador, arrived in town at three P.M.
at the Yot k Hotel, and infiantly embarked on
board the Britifh Fair, Capt. J. W. Rurr t, fnr
Calais, with a fine breeze at Eall.—Arrived the
Duchefs of York, Captain WATSON, from Calais.