Star.
London, England, 1804-10-15 00:00:00

lititUrrcia INTELLIGENCE.

MAILS THIS DAY.—Wind S. S. W.
All. OUZ. Alt. NOB.
1 I I Hamburgh 0
I I

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Nraterford

T Itaar, Ocrnata 13.—Put into Torbay the Lady
Meiville armed [hip, for a new fore yard. and failed
again thiv afternoon, with the Vats de PARIS, NA"-
TAGEN kT, Panic,, SAN JOSCPII, Tataaa•tai, PRINCI
GIORGE, and Gcoat men of war, under command
of Admiral Coa WALLIS, to refume their Ration off
Breit.—Wind W. N. W.

PLYMOUTH, °cross& t3.—Came in the Novi.
DENCE cutter, Ctpt. WOISELL, from Scilly, to repair.
Sailed the DORIS, of 36 guns, the bit ir 11.0 D, IS guns,
and the RObAltlo. of 18 guns, on a cruize ; and the
HERO, of 74 guns, to join the Channel Fleet. Came
in the Lord Nelfen, of Plymouth, JOHN Hows
Mafter, from Waterforci, laden with butter, for this

port.
Doves, °cross/ z4.—About one o'clock this
morning, his Majefty's fire•fhip FIR aaaaa D ran on
fhore near the Pier : the wind blowing hard, the
almoft immediately went to pieces, but we are happy
1 to announce that no lives were 1011.

_
Deal, OCTOIII,II yefterday, after port,
the COUNAGIIMIX man of war, and put back this
morning, with the GasyNOUND frigate.=-Arrived
the KANT man of war, with a convoy from Portf-
mouth, which are failed for the River, with the Kent,
WI Laos+, from Honduras.—Sailed the KENT man of
war and Jastatca frigate for Sheernefs.—Remain'in
the Downs a large fleet of chips of war, the defence
!hips, coppered armed tranfports, and a large fleet of
outward bound veffels.—Wind S. W.
YaRMOVTtt, OCTONEII I4—Sailed the CRUIZILI,
Capt. Hawcocx ; and the CHAPMAN armed flip.—
Arrived the Fl:Assre t gun-brig, and SWIFT cutter,
from the Downs. This day arrived the Machctimmt

frigate. The (hips of war here are the Mow mouvrt,
of 64 guns, l'Assicatas and MAGicilatre frigates,
laser:cram. (loop, Vista and FIRIICTTIR gun-brigs,
and three cutters. Wind S. S. W. feat breeze.
Duser rt. Ocrossa a f.—Monday morning his Ma-
jeitv's (loops ROSARIO. Captain Mestrstv, and Ax
Gus, Captain KITT°, failed from Cork for Plymouth.
The Minerva, prize to the Torazr, failed from Cork
on &Ind.+ y for the river of London, under convoy of
the EARL SPSNCSZ hired cutter. Thirty French pri-,
finny s were put on hoard the cutter. Sunday laft the
Ceres. Penelope, Thetis, and Speculator, four Rout
letters of marque, failed from Cork for the Weil In-
dies, without convoy. • They are well appointed fine
'hips, and fully able to give the enemy's privateers a
warm reception. By accounts received from the
NLPsall cutter, which arrived Sunday evening's tide, I
a large (hip, name unknown. fuppofed to be from
the Well Indies. (truck on Arklow Bank, on Satur.l
day evening near five o'clock. She fired &sera! guns, I,
hot it blowing a fiorm. the cutter could not give her '
Affiance. On Wednefday night lilt, as the floop
Oueen Charlotte, from Cork, Coltman mailer, was
going- up Waterford harbour, (he ran afhore, (owing
to the extreme darkneli of the night) in Ballyltraw
Bay, below Duncanrion Fort ; the entire cargo. con-
filing of wine, fpitits. iron. raw (agars, &c. has been
landed, and the veffel, it is expelled. will be got off
without material injury. The hull of a veffel was
driven on lhore the sth intl. at Bellymurry, icounty
Wex ford, no perfon on board ; on her Reim was mark-
ed, " Minerva of Cardigan," and on a boat which
was wafhed on there, " James Williams." She is
fuppofed to have been laden with wheat, tome being
waffled on lhore—the 'Adel is full of water.
GREENOCK, OCTISSER I2.—We are much concern•
ed to have to announce that the brig Carleton.
*NV 'NNE r, and not Carrie, mentioned in our Tall,
(upon the report of tome of the fleet) as arrived at
Liverpool from Jamaica, was unfortunately driven
afhore to the northward of the harbour Wiriteha-
ven, in the afternoon of the Bth .nit. This minim.-
' tune is imputed to the Captain's having been walked
overboard and loft on the Thurfday preceding,and the
Mate he carried nut bad died in Jamaica. They write
from Whitchaven that the cargo will be all Caved.
14.1 d the (hip very probably got off, as it Wils not ap.
prehended the had faffered any material damage in
i her hull. Captain Hier., arrived at Irvine, (poke, on
the 27th ult. lat. 56. long 12. the Sophy, M'VICAR.
of this port, from Liverpool, for Newfoundland, all
well, with a fine wind at S. E. Captain Co ,of
the Euphrates, arrived here from Honduras, (poke
• on the 3oth ult. in lat 55. Ix. long. 32. 30. W. the
(hip Commerce, from Liverpool, for Philadelphia.
The following article was furnithed by Captain
C•ND: ES. who arrived at Mon, Augoll 9, in the
Ichnuner Bettey. from Madeira. taken from the New
York papers, received by the George.
" On the :gth of May. I was running for the Wel:
tern Winds, when I made fomething which appeared
like a fail, but as I appi.iached it nearer, difcovered
it to be a rock. the top of which was nearly too fret
out of water, and, from appearance deep water all
round about it. It blowing very hard, I was not
able to found, or examine the rock any further than
by running within a cable's leng'h of it on the north-
etc. fide. By oblif rations I found it lay in lat. 30.
47 N. and, by calculation, in long. 3+, 29 W. The
fituatioa of this linpenduous rock may l•e relied on,
as I was very particular in my cootie and Mance,
till I mad; the land, which was the third day atter ;
I then made Vayal. A' I never law a rock laid down
in this tiara. ian, I t'fink it my duty to give this infor
oration to the public. (Signed) JONN CAliDLtl."
FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

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