Star.
London, England, 1804-11-29 00:00:00

NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE.

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TORSAT, Nov. 27.—The wind moderating a little
this morning, his Majefty's Gortam got under
weigh, and believe without the tuft damage, as I
cannot learn the has left an anchor behind. The
IviPETUSUI being further in the Bay, and the wind
E. N. E. the lies fall. The V is totally loft.
The brig Nelly it is feared will (hare a limiter fate.
FALMOUTH, Nov. 25.—Sailed this day, with a
fine breeze at North Eaft, the outward bound Lif.
bon, Oporto, and Mediterranean fleets, under con-
voy of his Majefty's {hips la Tamura, of 44 guns,
Capt. WESCOTT, la Prevoyante and Camel (flor!-
(hips), of 40 guns each, and Raven brig, of t 8 pas,
L ' , for Malta; alto the Walfingham packet,
It , with the mails of the 13th and zoth inft.
the Swedith (hip Frederica, Poutsos, and the Ame-
rican fchooner Concord, ROGERS, with fifh for the
Mediterranean.—Arrived this day the jonge Ifaac
Bowman; Capt. De Vales, from Dantzie for Bil-
boa ; the Eagiefbullt, Couarmlv, and Four Friends,
Hosetmo, from London, with bale goods, &c. for
this port. The Princefs Amelia Packet, Sr ,
with mails for the Leeward if ands of the at ft inft.
is detained till further orders from the General Polk
Office. Arrived the Humber armed 114, with a
convoy from the Downs. Wind N. E.
PLYMOUTH, Nov. 27.—Came in the Draper, Cap-
tain Gas am, from Newhaven, bound to Lifbon, laden
vfith fundrits ; the Tartar, Captain Jour,' %actor.
from Waterford, bound to Guernfey, laden with pro.
vifions ; the Conftant packet. Captain THOMAS VI.
stir, from jerfey, with cyder ; the Don, Captain
Tmoteatt Moa arson, from Peterfburgh, with hemp,
for the Dock Yard. Sailed the Sibyl, Captain Hee-
mac, from Memel to Chepflow, with timber. Came
in the Patriot; of London, Captain Sr AAAAA ca,from
London, for Antigua, bound to Portfmonth to join
convoy; alto the E AAAAA corium, of 74 guns, from
the eaftward.—Laft night failed for Bermuda, and
from thence to Halifax, the C me eras, of 44 guns,
Captain LAWRIE, taking under convoy, as far as their
Voyage lay together, the lupe mat (hip the Ame-
rica, Captain ROBINSON, to take in a frefh cargo of
malts, (pars, &c. frum Halifax. Sailed far Torbay,
the LADY WAlltII, of 34 guns, with the Geowzia.
of t 4 guns, 6 gun vac's, and yard lighters, and other
craft, to lave the Rotes, guns, &c. from the wreck ofi
the VINE LLLLL of 74 guns.
POLTSMOUTII, Nov. alt.—Arrived the HAMS& 1,
than of war ; Indefatigable. Whitby, and Prince's'
Royal, coppered armed weapons. under command
of Captain WA rsom of the Royal Navy, from the
Downs. Sailed the Hyatt*, and A cert.*. frigates,
with the outward bound Weft India fleet, under con-
voy. Alto the Paramatta, Argo, and Lively, for
the South Seas, but are brought to in Cowes Roads.
—Came into harbour three copper-bottomed tranf-
ports, having on board the 31ft Regiment from
Gue.ntey they will land to-morrow and march to
Colch-fler.
DEAL. Nov. aS.—Remain in the Downs his Ma-
j-Ilfs (hips is per lafl. The HANNIBAL armed fhip,
which was drove on Chore near Sandown Cattle, is
entirely gone to pieces, great part of the (ores are
laved. Wind Eade:ly.
YASMOUTH, Nov. 28.—Lafl night, about eight
o'clock, in a gale of wind at E. the Contre
Amaral
Magon privateer, lately commanded by Captain
BLACKMAN, prize to the CAVILER (loop of war, part-
ed from her anchors, and drove on the beach at high
water, where the now lies dry, bc:ng low water, with-
out any injury, and it is ezpeeled fire will be got off
without damage.---Between one and two this morn-
ing, the town was very much alarmed by the re-
peated firing of minute guns, wlilhh proceeded from
l'Areicatm r frigate, nearly in with the breakers, and
with the lots of her mizen mall ; the gale csntinuing,
the cat away her main and foremaft between ten and
eleven this forenoon, and the general opinion of the
nautical men was, that if the rod: out that tic'e (low
water) without firiking, the would take no further
damage. Her main and fnremafi were on Chore, anti
a party of the Fifeflure Militia were on guard on the
beach oppofite, to take care of what (totes might
come on (bore. At t P. M. the gale was fumewhat
ahated. Wind Eallerly.

COCKPIT, WHlTlNALL.—Yenerclay befrql the moll
Noble and Right Hon. the Lottls Commi3l,4lels of
Appeals in Prize Cedes.
The Two Sifters, Lovell m get
Jan app=al from Tobago).-
This cafe came helots the Court Nita refpcift to a certain quantity
of fugar, maitre% coffee, and cotton. which the Court below eon-
' desaned,Their Lordftips agitated the fentence of the judge of
the Vice Admiralty Court.
The Orlando, Sandford nr•ft-r —This Aennieri srff-I. with •
eerie of various article., Rupp -61 en board .it Amfterdam, uas
proceeding on her voyage to New York at the time of the capture.
It appearol that the Court below !titmice! the dip, the rnaft,r's
private adventure, and forne of the goods as daimed,but condemn••
ed the remainder of the cargo; from which dcerce of condemna-
tion an appeal wa. prat-cowl —Further proof of the property as
claimed was &reeked In Mut cafe within the ufeal time.
The Maria EHsabetb,Wirliman maftct—This was • cafe tepee-
dog the cargo, conflate' Moll and liquorice Jolt, —Further proof
was decreed as to the property of the cargo within two months.
The Thomas, Earle malter....Tbis vcifcl, laden with a cAt go of
flour and abet' article., bound on a voyage ftam Philadelphia •o
New Orleans, was rapt:wed oo the 9th of Jansary, 180 i, by the
private Oalp of war Perfcus, Wm. Coot Com.ntoder ; and the
private dip of war Swift, John Demeret Commander, and carried
to the Wand of New Providesce...-Vorther proof was ago weed
In this ode Cc the property of the gap and cargo.
The Difpetch,Scle Inafter -..ltsfUnides was decreed .f the po-
mmy la this oh as chimed.