Star.
London, England, 1804-12-13 00:00:00

The Forione, Moor,. from Embden for Philadel•

phia, has upfet in the Delaware.
Several captures have been made in the Mediterra
neap, by the Chips tinder Lord Nakano's command.
Tile Juno, M'Lta, of and from Greenock, for
Newfoundland, was (poke on the Bth November, in
lat. 47. N. long. 37. W. mit (even weeks.
We are concerned to anntrunce the difperfion of the
Well India (hips, which failed from Tortola, under
convoy of the EM et LD frigate. The Severn, one of
the convoy, from Barbadoes, is arrived at Pont
mouth : (he failed from Tortola on the zfith of Ofto-
ber, with a fleet bound to England, confining of up.
wards of fifty fail. On the 3d of November they en-
countered a fevere gale, and feveral of them parted
company. On the 4th. the Ex itakts 101 l her rudder,
which detained the convoy for four days ; and twenty-
four of the fleet, on the following day, were feparat-
ed. On the sad, the Friendlhip, ohe of the convoy,
proved leaky, and threw overboard twenty-(even
hmitftseads of fugar, befides rum. The nest-day the
Friendfhip, with another vc&t, btrßed finals of dn.-
trefs; and with thirteen move feparated, being great-
ly to windward, and not feting the fituation of the
Emetako. On the afternoon of the ssth, the frigate
again carried away her Milder, and was in great dif-
trefs. On the asith the Commodore made the fignal
for the remainder of the fleet, then only nine in com-
pany, to ptoceed onwards, and the Emmaus bore
away for Barbadoes. The following are the names
of the nine fine then in company s—Severn, Baltic
Merchant, UlllOll, Courferi
Kerrie, and Britifis Tar,
bound to Loudon; and Lo and Beaver, bound
td LiverpooL It is moth Bared the Friendihip has
'foundered.
Yefterday a Court of Direftors was held at the
Eal-India Houle, when Captain ALEXANDRI GRAY,
formerly commander of the Ganges, was appointed
fceond in Council at Prince of Wales's Ifland, and
Superintendant of the Marine ; and Capt. Lieutenant
NORMAN MACALISTIR, of the Bengal efiablilhment,
was alfo appointed third in Council, and commandant
at Prince of Wales's Wand. The Court adjourned
at fir o'clock till tomorrow.
Yellerday the Puffer of the Mornington country
(hip arrived at the Eall-India Houle, with the packet
from Bengal.
The MORNINGTOII. Captain Kakso, and BENGAL
ANNA, Capt. Scorr, arrived off Dover the i till of
December, 1804; failed from Bengal the Solt of July,
and from St. Helena the 16th of O,lober.
Tice PROVOISS MARY, Capt. GRIEVE ; NORTH-
AM/TON, Captain PARKER, extra (hips, and MARIA
'country (hip, failed from Bengal with the MORNING-
To. and Amiga, and parted company off the Nicobar
'(lands. •
The EUPHRATRS, Capt. WELSTEAD, from Madras,
arrived in Bengal early in April, and fuftamed Tome
damage by getting aground in going up the river ;
(he had been docked, and ready to come out at the
MORNING' ow's departure.
The Hors, country Ibip, was loaded, and ready
to fail.—No (hips were left at St. Helens.
PA..A.NCtIS FAR MORNINOTONaaMTs. G. /Cello, Mr. and
Mr.. Ruipini and eblld,and Mr. William Fairlie. jun.
Pea AN Na..-Lieut. Col. the Right Hon. Lard Evelyn Stuart,
S. his Makatea sad Regiment Vaamorel;
fralikanan aid child, Mrs. M. Ckgg, and Mill H. j. G. Min,
and MW L
The Bombay Courier, of the 14th of April, 'So.},
lays, " We are concerned to Rate, that the appre
henfions which have long been entertained for the
lardy of the (hip Fanny, Captain Rosearsos, have
been fully realitid ; a letter having been received
from that gentleman, dated Malacca, the 13th of
February, to which ir communicated the total tofu of
the (hip in quenion, together with her cargo, on the
:6th of November lan, having (truck on a reef in
lat. 9. 44. N. on her paffage to China. Her fore-
man, redder, (larboard, main-chain, main-topmall,
&c. were loft a typhoon on the 23d of September,
and the following day the (hip Was driven on the
c raft of Hainam, and from thence round the Para-
eels. We have not yet been made acquainted with
any further particulars."
HrGrl GOORT OF ADM tit A kTv.--Yenerday the
Right Hon. Sir W. SCOTT proceeded to the adjudi-
cation of the following cafes :
'Die Paige Bahrein. mailer—This was a queltion of
Waage. It appeared that the crew bad abandoned the retie!, and
that fbe funk at a contiderabk diltanee from the there, MS Har-
wich, but by the eacrtioa of the (shoes the Wl4 brought on thore,
and a great part of her eerie preferred. The Court held thi. to
be a ca.e of very great merinoand e
tthen.for allowed two-thinla
at the value of the prOperty be paid to he ciainnau of
,age Van Van D
Deft Gebroeders, OE mafter.—.l"his wit a cafe of joint
rapture, let up on the part of tn. Majrfly's cutter Swift, which
the Court was of opinion was clearly made out, and accurdtne7
decreed the fame.
La Fklehdad, Dc Zings mafter—Faetor, Hopper, mAlet.-..ylec.
tor, Marchand maller-oAurors, I ieilborg Jacob.
Paster molter goods,the above five c..fet, varintot tfit•r•s were given
Pt
ponds of which the C.urt rtlloo fnfie,t to the
Caplan expenipcs.
Swin(on analler.-The Court in that ca'e till
, d iedrd day of next term to produce the (orb.. proof.
I 1 Floaters US, Dc Wit realko..alit woods In the cafe were
waimat4