Star.
London, England, 1803-10-01 00:00:00

NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE.

Nuns THIS DAY.—Wind N W.
♦RI. DUE.
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Lterford s t Lifbou

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'e have the latisfaelion to announce the arrival

the Channel of a fleet of 160 fail from the Weft

ies. They are the Leeward Hand and Jamaica
fleets. The Leeward Mod (hips for Liverpool, Glaf-
gow and Greenock have arrived at thole ports.

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PENZANCE, SEPT. 28.—Jut come to anchor in the
Road, the brig Three Friends, of London, Mr. JAMES
mailer, now from Mogodore, and bound to London,
Avith fundries, The has been placed under quarantine
by the proper officers—taken by the Hope, a French
privateer, and retaken by the Matra, of Guernfey.

FALMOUTH, SEPT. 28.—Arrived this morning the
Ruffian floop of war Nadefka, Capt. KRUSINSTEIN,
from Peter (burgh, to join tlie Ruffian Chip Neva, now
here, both bound on a voyage of difcoveries, and
the Pendower, MALLARD, with groceries, Etc. from
London; and the Venus privateer, GRANGER, from
a cruise.—Sailed laft evening the WeLsiNcumi
packet, Rosears, with the mails of the 14th and
tfl intl. for Lilbon.

Ten o'clock, .1". M.—Jull arrived the VENUS fri-
gate, of 32 guns, Capt. GR EAV ES, from the Well In-
dies : (he left Dominica on the ill of Angull, with a
fleet for England under convoy, two of which, the
!hip Stanley, of London, and the Eagle, of Liver- I
pool, foundered at fea on the sgth of Auguft ; the
crews were Laved: the (hip Aurora, Capt. MATT H AWAi
from Dominica for London, is alfo arrived here ; the
remainder of the convoy proceeded up the North
Channel for Briffol, &c.—Wind N.

PLYMOUTH, Ssrr. 29,—Came in the Stork of
London, Captain NSIL BROWN, from New Provi-
dence, bound to London, laden with wood and other
goods ;—the failed in July laff, and put in here for
convoy; the Sufannah, of and from Norway, Capt.
Kum lard, laden with timber, for this port ; and the
Hope, Captain Noitais, from Newry, for London,
with, prow ifions. Sailed the Santa Rofa, Q2avort,
for Cadiz, with bale goods. Came in an hired gut-
ter, full of men for the fleet, and a convoy from the
Ealtward. The Earl of Liverpool letter of marque,
of :8 guns, which arrived from the ifland of St.
Vincent's, with part of the ad battalion or Royal
Americans, took round to Liverpool feveral brigs
and (loops under her convoy. The French prifoners,
on the profped of an invafion of this country, begin
to affume their Republican fierte : they tell their
guards, It is your turn to guard us now, but be-
fore the winter is over, it will be our turn to guard
you." The prifons were cleared this week of sOOO
French prifoners, viz. fent off in tranfport No. 7,
250 ; in la TOUSTIRIL LI 250 ; and cleaned to aril-
tol on Monday laft 259, and this day ago more.—
There are now in the Royal Army of Referve, owe-
ing to inattention in palling them in the inland coun-
ties, nearly goo in this garrifon unfit for fervice,
which will be returned, and the counties and pari(hes
will have the trouble to draw for them again. The
Right Hon. the Lords Commiffioners of the Admi-
ralty have been pleated to appoint S. Hamaticz, jun.
Efq. Surgeon at Mill Prifon, to be Second Surgeon
at the Royal Naval Hofpital here, vide T. T. FOLDS,
Efq. appointed to be Surgeon of Sheernefs Dock-yard.
PORTSMOUTH, &ITT. 29.—The ALMON cutter has
a fignal of convoy for Guernfey ; the Divan frigate
TO the Eaftward, and the PYL4DIS loop of war, for
the coaft of Africa.

DIAL, SIFT. 30.—Sailed the Diane frigate, and
SOPHIA Coop of war, to the wcilward.—Arrived the
T AAAAA us bomb, from off Boulogne, and failed for
Sheernefs.—Carne down the Caeca frigate, and Han.
yr (loop of war, and failed on a cruise with the In-
motraLirs And Yoaa, men of war.--Wind
with rain. •

Ifeastoorn, Sim p.—Arrived and failed for
Shternefs to refit, the Psoastrs frigate, having loft
two of her cables in Lynn Deeps. The Rosstrce, of
44 guns, having fprung a leak, is expeßed to undergo
a repair. Arrived the Zasta bomb from a cruize.
Remain in the Roads the GILTIENSID, Admiral
Tnotte ammo c ; Ro save c armed-en-flute, Ass a u
CAD% frigate, Zllltei bomb, and two cutters.
The Tucker, of Sunderland, Gamma RICKARD.
sots wafter, from Peterfbargh, bound to London,
arrived in the Roads this morning. Sheleft Peter!".
burgh the rsth ult. and failed from Elfineur on the
isth inft. under convoy of the CaISCINi. On the
16th the convoy were difperfed in a ve►y heavy gale
of wind, and on the 17th the Tucker got into Go:-
tenburg. The Peggy of Newcaflle, laden with iron
and deals, a fbip belonging to Hull, name unknown,
.1:Ici an•4l.er reffel, of which the mafier could not
I-Arn any particulras, were loft near Gottenburg, on
the 16th intl. and. it is feared many other ref Tels of
Site fleet have feared the fame fate, as feveral deals
and rafts were Coating in thi Pea. The crews of the
,e three veil els were all ravel Capt. Rico/Hu:s-
lays, the ' Williamfon, of Hull ; Liberty, Nan-
of Shield ; and the Favourite, of Ipfwich, with
it 29 fail of velTelh got fafe into Goucnburg ;
it 26 fall in a (mall harbour near Gottenburg ;
in Mar (lrand, about 3o fail of (hips, and the
;CENT I rigate.
atived theiNCW Venus, UnplIALTe from Chrif-

'tiana, with Jeali ; Neaat Caffie, sttittt, from New.
callle, bound to London, with wheat, put in leaky
Fortuna, J. Kt.ouses, from North Berger, with
deals and Mb, bound to Bilhoa, put in with the lofs
of rudder; Eugenya, BENJAMIN LIOKA, of Koning-
(burg, from Archangel, bound to Hamburgh, with
tye and mats, fent in by the Am auscaot frigate.