Star.
London, England, 1803-06-07 00:00:00

NAV7ICAL INTELLIGEPCZ.

MAILS THIS DAY.—WIND S. W.
AAR. DUE. ARR. DOR.
Dublin 2 0 Jamaica 0 0
Waterford 2 2 Frrnrh 1 0
Dutch 0 2 I Hamburgh I 1

Yeflerday advice was received at the India Houle
of the lafe arrival in the Downs of the (hip AT Las,
from China, with a cargo on account of the Honour-
able EAR India Company : (he left China the 150 h of
January. The Atlas heard of the rupture between
England and Fiance off the Wellern Iflands.
PLYMOUTH, JUNE s.—Came in the Dutch (hip
Lull Ruft, of about 600 tons burthen, from Suri-
nam, bound to Amflerdam, laden with a valuable
cargo of fugar, coffee, and cotton ; detained by his
Majefly's fhip MINOTAUR, of 74 guns.—Sailed the
REVOLUTIONAI,SE, of 40 guns, Captain Loce, for
Gibraltar with difpatches : the ACASTA, of 4.0 guns,
Capt. °swats; and the ROSARIO, of IS guns, Capt.
Molixier, on a cruize.—The Privateer brought in
yeflerelay by the HIND cutter, failed from Cherburgh
the day preceding her capture off Portland, and had
not taken any thing: fhe has no guns on board,
but a quantity of fmall arms, and the cutlaffes and
tomahawks are ground as (harp as razors : (be is
marked on the (tern " Friends of Pool," and hailed
from thence.—Sailed the JAMAICA, of 26 guns, on
a crnize.—Came in the RANGER cutter from a cruize,
with impreffed men.—One French fhip, two Dutch
(hips, and one Dutch brig are in fight, and coming
in, but cannot get the particulars for poll.
YARMOUTH, JUNE 60—Sailed the LAPWING frigate
for the None with impreffed men : arrived the Pais-
Lori frigate from a cruize, off the Dutch coax :
onc boy has been detained and fent in by th: Cullom-
Houle cutter, and two others by the cruizers under
Admital THORNIOROITGH —This afternoon arrived
the Prince of Wales Packet,Captain THOMAS HEARN,
with Mails and Paffengers from Cuxhaven : the pat
fengers report that the French troops Mere within
two days march of Bremen, determined to take poi
feflion of Hanover. The brig CEconomy of Wood-
bridge, C. TROTT mallet, ft not Shields to Wood
bridge with coals, was taken on the 4th intl. by a
fmall cutter privateer, off Cromer, with 30 men:—
and fame day the brig was re-taken by the Nisus,
Pilot cutter of Loweflof, and brought into this port.
The privateer took out the Captain and three men,
and left five Frenchmen on board the (Economy.—
The Dutch Eafl.lndiaman, fent into thefe Roads by
the LAPWING frigate, on the 3d intl. is the Henrietta,
JAGGER, not from Batavia, but from China.—
Arrived in the Roads, de Vrow Julina. from Dour.
deauz to Bremen, with brandy, fent in by the LAP
WING. The Dutch hoy fent into the Roads, on the
zd intl. by the Larwitoo frigate, is the Reitbergen,
KoNING, with brandy, from Bayonne, bound
to Bremen. Johannes, Hotel:arab fent into this port
by the LAPWING frigate, the 2d intl. is given up, and
failed this morning for Bremen. Sailed this morning
the Prince of Wales packet,Capt.H ia a N,for Harwich.
SHEERNESS, JUNE 6.—Arrived his Majefly's gun.
brig MONREY ; alto the ARGUE Revenue cutter.—
The LAPWING, Captain SEINE, has arrived from
the Downs.—This day an attempt was made to no-
dock the UTRECHT, but without effeO, there not
being Orateerreitigh. The crew of the l'wo Friends,
Dutch prize, were yefterday let on theme, at liberty
to proceed to their different countrie►; they arc prin.
cipally Swedes.—The CONSTANT, Lieutenant Bcow,
has failed to join Sir SIDNEY SMITH.
PORTSMOUTH, JUNE 6.-Arrived the MERCURY,
of 28 guns, Honourable Captain Bolivia'', from the
Downs. She is fitted as a floating battery for the
defence of Guernfey, and will fail loon. The Ps.
TERELL floop of war came to an anchor yellerday at
St. Helen's, but failed again in the afternoon. Laft
night Vice Admiral Sir R. Cyan's (truck his flag.
Dort'', Julia 6.—TheVcnus, Engltfh flag of truce.

returned from Calais lan night about eleven, after
landing the mail, and 61-might Mr. MAItDiVILLF,
Under Secretary to Lord Wrimaosrm, and (our
Ladies, paliengers. The Englifh Packets are not re-
leafed yet. The (hip CANTON went paft for the Downs,
and landed Mr. Goati.—At rived off Dover the (hip

(I2een, C. Wag°Low, and landed R. Woos.

Rl', lionlJamaica. This (hip left Jamaica the be-
ginning of Apiil, at which time the accounts fri m
Si. Domingo were very unfavourable to the French :
the Blacks were very firong, and well fupplied with
arms And ammenition, and kept the French troops
from advancing into the country. The French men
of war are coming home, it is reported, tingly, with
part of their guns difmounted, in order to flow car•
goes. •Since the treacherous condo& of the French
to Toy MUNI, the Blacks have refuted all offers of
fettling the difpute, and are determined to perifh to a
man before they will fubmit to the French Govern.
ment : *hay are reported to be between So and
90,000 prong. French frigates are kept continually
cruising off the Cape, to intercept the fupplies of arms
and ammunition which they are conftantly receiving.
P. 8. The Frenrh packet, as a flag of truce, is jug
in fight, but cannot he here time enough for poll.