Star.
London, England, 1804-05-28 00:00:00

NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE.

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Waterford

Towv, May z6.—Arrived the Ns m ssis frigate
from a cruize, and the PHEASANT floop of war trouts
the Eaftward. Wind W. S. W.
PLYMOUrti, MAY 26.—Sailed the Lady Warren
hired armed [hip, of so guns, for the Downs. with
the following (hips under convoy; Lord Howe,
Charhon, Admiral Gardner, and Sir Stephen Ludt-
ington, Eaft Indiamen, from Bengal. Sailed the
BACCHANTS♦ of 26 gum. Capt. Dasuwooo, with t
fail of veffels under convoy from Oporto, for the Ear-

t:rn ports.—Came in the IMPITOBUI of 74 guns,
f om the Channel fleet, to refit, saddle Dana Ea&
India chip Norway, Capr.:Taan,.frons Copenhagen.,
bound to China.. Sailcd•the ImosraTuiasi.u, Of

guns, on a cruize.
• PORTSMOUTH. MAT ;y,—Arrived-Ms Mareßy's
Blip Tallinn' from a croize off the Coati of Fiiiice,
Arrived yefterday the•Srmaa brig, Vielfithaiit 'Aka....
maws, from Alderney. Dropped down tolt. lie-
len's, the BEAULIEU. of 44 guns, Captain Earn I glut
the MITROR bomb, Captain Marren. to join tlle
-gitard (hips. Twelve fail of copper boll reed.
tranfports, under the command oreaOtain•Yre-r•
son, have failed from hence for the River, to be
fitted and armed for immediate ofenfive lervice.—
Ou Tuefday lag, a Court Maids! was !held to en-
quire into the caulk and circomflances of the lots of
his Makfty's (hip AroLLo. Rear Admiral Sir I.
Corns, Bart. Prtfident. The Court agreed. that
the lots of his Majeflyi (hip APOLLO was canted by
her running on (bore near Cape Mondegn, on the'
coati of Portugal. on the ad of April, by means
elan error in her reckoning;—but that no blame
was imputable to the furviviog Officers and Com-
pany for their conduit on that oecafion, and did ad-
judge them to be acquitted.
Dem.. May 27...SAiled PIINHNORTALITI frigate
and the LOCUST gun -brig, for Sheernefs. Arrived
the BACCIi a NTS !loop of war, with a Beet under eon-
nob from Oporto. which are failed for the River.—
Arrived the Lady Warren armed (hip, with the
Charlton, Admiral Gardner. Sir Stephen Lulling-
ton, and Earl Howe Ea* Indiamen, under convoy,
from Plymouth, and remain (having had their hands
iropreffed) with the reR of his Majetly's (hips as per
lilt, and the Melpomene, London, Ark, Aitive, In.
detatigable, Tartar. Flora, Britannia, Princefs Royal.
Monarch, Eliaa Tupper, Ellen, Saki Oak, DePt•
ford, and Ranger armed tranfports.—Wind S. W.
YARMOUTH, MAT 27.—Friday evening thirty-nine
French and Data prifoners were landed here from
the RATLIR (loop of war, the crew of the gun boat
No. pll, taken by the fquadron under Commodore Sir
Stony, Sarni; the gun boat has one IS pounder in
her prow and two nine pounders one on each quarter.
Yellerday failed the R (loop of war to repair
the damages which (he fuflained in the late engage-
ment. 'She HELENA (loop of war, Captain Losacs,
was launched from the dock of Mr. Jose Passron,
and being the aril (hip of war built there, drew a
large affemblage of beauty and fafhion to witnefs this '
grand fight. I.'A ra i car it s frigate, Captain Manny,
has taken and fent in here. eleven Dutch fchuytz.
under convoy of a cutter. Arrived a cutter with
convoy from Hull: alto the SANDWICH hugger,
from the Downs. Tills day failed the Sarre gun
brig, with a convoy for the Downs; and the
SANDWICH lugger wi:h difpatches for Sir SIDIEST
SMITH. The VULTURE armed (hip has fignal.for
taking under convoy all (hips bc.und to Poatfmouth•
Arrived the HEttsors armed (hip, from the northward.,
Two tranfports will complete their lading this day,
and tomorrow will fail for the North Sea fleet. The
hips in there Roads are, the Monument. of 64 guns.
ETHALIOII frigate, Blitvia and Scoareon (loops,
Vosruas and Ft se sr vs armed (hips, Villa gun brig.
four cutters, and the Union Dutch privateer. Sailed
the Panics or WALES packet. Captain Haase. after
being thoroughly repaired. The Maiden, Tsposersow,
with Bones, Ire m Aberdeen for London. was wreck-
ed off Loweflotf; crew and part of the materials
laved. Wind S. W.
Lim. v air, Mar ft.—The 6th init. arrived the
Passes of WALT,. with the fleet from Leith, and
lisimss, with a fleet from Hull—both (hips remain.
The Mary, M,Litoo, of Dyfart. reported to be put
into Norway leaky, is arrived at the Anhult, and dif-
charg, •1 her c tr.; i.
HULL. May :6.—(.aft Tuefday the following
Ships failed from the Humber for Tonningen, under
cr.nroy of the BADGER cutter, Captain Guarmoar,
vie. the Venerable, DIttSWRIL ; Ocean. FOSTAIL I
Sarah, Ft strtar , L'lP7'7,, CLIIRR. and Two Sif-
ters, A o bow E. Alit l's IN( Fis Au c; s'l'l cutter failed
from hence on Wcdncfday for the Downs, with the
Prince of Braid, STE aaaaa an, for Lifbon. under
convoy. The next convoy for Tonninten, is ezpeeted
to 1'4;1 fi-rn !Knee about the sib or June. A convoy
for cite Baltic is petitioned for to fail from hence
about the toth of next month. The three armed
flips fitted Oct at ti.o. i, I,t ..re now ready for lea,
and it is expected v. '.l hr. .ippointed convoys to the
Baltic and Tonningen flitiss, that are intended to fail
eatly In June.
Arrivnl—Elbe, Nagel, at Tetsnin;en; Gehr dm. srsneer-
'no,. at Bremen; I.e•mard, gown; acA Mc; :Anus, Ntritir, at
Liam:it; and Nancy, Lamont, at Wood; all itvaa tbs. pat.

JAMAICA;
Jamaica mere to the 7th of April ineloGve, an-
nounce the arrival of the London and Cork fleets
ouster convoy of the Faancetss ; two of the drips
had been c..ptured on the pafage, but were retaken.
The Galata flopped at Barbadoes.
The hordeward bound Jamaica fleet failed from
Port Royal on the sth of April, under charge of the
.lEot.us frigate, Lord W. Firzaov.—Thi, fleet failed
on the szd Match, under convoy of the Duca:mos,
of 74 guns; but the Din:Lynes, at four o'clock on
the morning following, got on (bore on Morant's
Keys, where the 101 l her rudder, fprung a leak, and
was obliged to throw her guns overboard. She re.
turned to Port Royal on the 3oth, with her convoy ;
and the ./RoLos, which had arrived from a cruize on
the 27th, was appointed to take charge of them. The
Dona sot shad a large quantity of fpecic on board.
The RACOON sloop of war, on the Sth of Apia,
arrived at Jamaica, with a French brig from New
Orleans for Prance, with a number of French troops

'on board.
The FORTUNE", on her paffage from Barbadoes to
-Jamaica, captured the Mars, French privateer, of one
Oti mid 16 men, off the Eaft-end of Jamaica, and
4iiveal'ititth her at Port Royal on the 6th of April.
The MAKI (loop of war recaptured the Enter-
g, with naval (bares for Barbadoes, after flue had
V • .••• 17 days in poffeftion of a French privateer of 22
tuns and zso men, from Guadaloupe. The privateer
u.ftated to have captured four more of the Well In-
4ia fleet, and that three other privateers from Gua-
aslant* had each taken one or more.
Tist a had taken la Teri ea re, French national
. •
cutter, of 19, poi and 75 men, from the city of St.
Ddtpingll, aftuisa-
. The Pastaza 'his captured and fent into Jamaica.
It Caridad, trench privateer, of four guns and 27
MORI, kaving on board 25, ...o dollars, and a quantity
of dry Eras.
The VAIIGUAILD and tLIPII•NT failed from Ja•
maica, on a cruize,_ on the tsth of March, and the
VANGUARD returned with the BILLIROPHON on the
at& The PILIC•11 arrived on the sod), and the
PIMA Wiled on the 4th of April.
Conftderable ftir has been made in Jamaica, on ac•
count of a 'cargo of Negroes, who had been fentenced
to bandbment from the iftand of Tobago for rebel-
lions praiSioes, and flipped on board of- a (loop for
the purpofe of being fold to the Spaniards, having
been brought to Jamaica, and there fold to the :nha-
, blunts, through the agency of one of the merchants
of the city of Kingftoo. Sixteen of theft rebels were
identified at the barracks in Kingfton, by General
Calmat/at, who at the fame time produced the
documents of their trial and fentence at Tobago.—
Tbe purchafers, on the quality of their newly acquired
bargains being made known, were obliged to deliver
them up, when they were fent on board the prifon
(hip, to be tranfperted off the Wand.