Star.
London, England, 1804-02-04 00:00:00

NAUTICAL INTILLICINCE.

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Psyzattcs, Fla. I.—There have been no arrivals
!ince my lall : the weather has been very unfettled,
and the winds variable, from about South to Weft by
North.—This morning the Sifters, of London, Pies,
Mailer, lately from Newfoundland with 6th, failed for
Falmouth.

TONNA!, Fss. s.—Arrived this morning, it is
fuppofed, with private difpatchcs for the Hon. Ad.
:mita! CERNWALLIS, and failed again immediately.
the Moss frigate, Capt. Scot's.. Alfa failed at the
fame time his Najeny's (hips FOVDROTANT and Com.
oyaaoa, Wind S. S. W. a little more moderate
than it has been. Remain the VILLE DE Pam,
DREADNOUGHT, PRINCE, CoLosses, and SANTA
Distactaaerva.—ThebllPlTlHßlS failedforPlymouth
to refit lad night after pa.
FaLmovvit, Faa, I.—Arrived this evening the
CIIIITIRIINLO packet, Butter, with mails from Ja-
maica, in 39 days. This packet brings a confirms-
ii?n of the evacuation of St. Domingo by the
},ench, and reports, that two French frigates, one
corvette, and 16 fail of merchant veils, deeply ladfn,
sad with troops on board, bad arrived at Jamaica.—
The liuse of Cocasaiann packet alto arrived laR
evening, in as day. from New York, and brings
American Papers, which alto Slate the evacuation of
St. DoMingo, and that the two frigates captured by
the Engliih are la Surveillante and la Vertu, of 44
tons. and the Dircovery corvette.
This day arrived the American Sip Eliza, Capt.
Sutra. in 98 days from the Ifie of France, laden
*with pepper, and Milled at this port for orders. The
Sunday prior to her failing, Admiral Limon, with
roe Sip of 74 sons, tiro frigates, one corvette, and
manfporits, having on board sOOO troops, left that
plate, but their deilloition was a profound keret..—
The French cavette that earned out the news of the

recommencement of hoftilities between this country
and France, had arriied: on her patine out the
captured above twenty, Bogßib veffels, the whole of
which were burnt and Ask : the crews they pot on
board a French prize bound to Bourdeans.—
Attired alto this day the brig Dorothea and Lonifa,
of Bremen,` from Baltimore, after a pafage of (even
weeks, bound to Oporto I was off the river Dttoro
for 54 days, bat blowing fo ftremg could not get in,
and haling (hilted her ballail, and fprung a leak, the
was obliged to run for the hra port. Alto arrived
the Portuguefe Pallori,of Oporto, Capt.Oeisan
from London, for Oporto, with lots of ntaintop-mak
and much damaged ; the brig Sifters, Capt. Pita,
with fith from Newfoundland.—Remain, in coafe•

quence of contrary winds, the outward•booad pac-
kets, pith the mails for Lifson, Jamaica, Anietka,
and Leeward Hands.

The A uc CLAUD packet arrived on Sunday ha, but
btooght no particular news: the left at Lifbon his
Majefly's brig Gams?. of 18 guns; and TOWNSHEND
packet : the firmer was carded to fail in a few
days with difpatches for England.—Wind Well.
PLYMOUTH, Fla. 2.—Came in the (hip Alert, of
London, one of the outward bound Well India fleet,
put back with the lots tabu maintop mall, and other
damage : the Ann, Captain &aims, from Oporto.
with w ine, for this port : and the Danifh EaR India-
nian Withelmina Term, Captain Haas P. Klan.,
from Paoli; enan and the Mautitius, bound to Co-
penhager, laden with carious got ds, pit in in &huts.
Sailed the Amu ican !hip Refolu:ion, Capt. So ,
hem liver dr la Plata; and the Portuguefe tchooner
Ramos de Bos JaMos, Captain Tams. for Havre
dc Grace.—The Coustaosur, of 74 guns, Rear Ad-
rnital Darius, which ; ut back yeficiday, is fo much
damaged, that the mutt go into dcck to repair; many
nl litr guns am thin* n overboard, and the is flrain-
ed to loch a degree, as to be continued unfit to per-
feu m her voyage : it is reported, that one of the Thipi
called the Franklin, was run down by her, and that
every perfon on board petalled. The American flip
Ohio, Captain Ham., from New York, which arrived
here yefletday, was flruck ten days ago by a heavy
lea, which did the Ails much damage, and the Cap-
tain had at the fame time his leg broke by the weight
of the water which fell upon him.
A moll gallant bulinefs was lately atchieved, 54
days fince, by the boats of the GoLtaH, of 74 guns,
Captain BRISBANE, in cutting out a with' from a
port near Rochefo►t : Lieut. KENT and a marine
officer, with ao feamen and marines, volunteers, at-
ticked her under cover of the night; but unfortu-
nately the enemy were prepared, and a defperate con-
Rift cnfue,l, in which Lieut. RraT, and the marine
(Meer, with feveral feamen and marines were killed
and wounded in the boarding. The midffiipman, and
remainder of the boat's crew, couragenufly carried
her, and brought her off, in fpite of the fire of the
bait•ties. Lieutenant Keay was &literately wounded
with a ray (pike in boarding, and unfortunately had
his cutlafs broke in two parts. He died next day.
Puirrosnory, Fsa. I.—Arrived the A ,
bound to the Weft Indies, laR ft. m Dartmouth,
Laving feparated from the fleet, on the 28th Jan.
In 14t. 46. 45,. long. S. go. faw the Simon Taylor,
then :item% to the South Weil —Sailed the Sri IDT
!Lop of war, Captain Pinot, with ■ convoy for
'..e Downs; and from it. Helve,' the failings fri•

gate, Captain Bumf, I and 'the 4sumes, 41
guns, Captain Et.returrohi, on a erniae of Caw.
bourg.--Came into harbour the Axouao, bipeds
Instr.—Bailed the Diligence flare mip, lately re.
turned from Halifax, for the River.
General Rocmaisas•u, and the OffiCeTS who awn
home in the RsvoLuxtowates, were landed at Gait
port this morning, under the care of Captain Tex.
smelt, Agent for prifoners.
Dias., Fs.. 3.—Arrived his 144elly's Chips Leo-
r•art, Co•mpion, CuaLsw and STARLING, from a
cruize.—Sailed the CILIUM Hoop of war, on a

down from Shearnefs, the Cretan
frigate, Last (loop of war, and BASILISK gun brig:
and remain with the reit of his Majelly's (hips, Ed
Indiamen, and outward bound u per tall.

aIIOTHIII LITTIt, SAYS DAM

Some of the Eaft India Rips and merchantmen
attempted to get out this morning, white the wind
was to the northward; but as it afterwards Rifted,
they were obliged to return. The Laoyaao arrived
here from Dover Roads loft evening. The wind
hill bangs in the W. N. W. quarter, Which keeps in
our fqoadron, as well as that of the enemy.
Down, Jae. 3Z.—ltis with extreme concern we
have to announce the melancholy account of the
Ihipwreck of a large Tad from Tortola : the Sip
Ceres of London, having fpoken with the Sovereign,
of and from Landon, the matter of which (aid he
would call atl Cork, we have realbn to believe it to
be that vete; the was driven into Ballycotton Bay
by the impetuous gale of Tuefday night, and la-
mentable to relate, out of the crew of twenty-eight
men, fix only efcaped, tiventy.tiik having unfortu-
nately perithed with Rip and cargo. The Ceres
parted company with the Sovereign about ix days
lace.

Gll.llEllert, Jas. 31. Arrived here on Friday,
the Pomona, Remelt, from Jamaica ; parted front
the Beet on the eta i A. sp leagues weft of Cape
Clear.—The Garthland, MtEacaaast, and Lifly
Bruce, Ammo., of and for this port. left Jamaica
with the ilea, and parted convoy three days after
they failed. The Garthland having run foul of the
Flora, heft away with the loft of her bowfprit and
head, fuppofed fee Jamaica. Captain RAMSAY lift
the Mary, flora, and Britaaaia, with the fleet bound
for London. John Bull and the Otter,, bound to
Liverpool, parted convoy at the fame time with the
Pomona.—Arrived yellerday, at Port Glafgow. the
Columbia, Warr, from Charlefion ; (poke, on the
aad inft. of Cape Clear, the Americas Ihip Wanting-
ton, of and from Portland, for Cork, all well.—
The Aftive, Micas, from Tobago, for Clyde, was
Branded, in a heavy gale of wind, WI Tnefday night,
in Broddick Bay, I& of Arran.—lt is expetied that
a confiderable part of the cargo, if not the 'del,
will be fared, Ihould the weather continue mode.
rate.—A (hip, name unknown, is on (hurt at Lamlafh,
with her bottom out : fuppofed to be from the Weft
Indies.