Star.
London, England, 1804-12-25 00:00:00

NAUTICAL INTZLLIGENcr.

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PIIN ASCE, Dee. 22.—The Spanift fehotaner Leda,
I mentioned in my laft, detained by his istajelty's (hip
Frsnito, parted her cables yefterday morning, about
ten o'clock, and ran for Newlyn Pier in a violent
gale at E. where the ftranded, but has finer got into
the Pier, and the cargo is now landing. The Spanifh
!hip Dido has parted one cable, and is now riding at
fingle anchor. There is a cable and anchor put on
board the pilot boat, which will go off to her next
tide. All yefierday and to day it his blown terribly
at al out Eall. The John of Bid:ford, S. Lows-flea,
from Swanf:a, with coals,drove afhore, and is Wreck-
ed, but the crtw are fared. The Star, of and for
Dartmouth, RANDLE, is put in here from BriftoT, with
groceries.
Toasar, Dec. 2:.—The Rorm continues at E. by
N. with unabated fury. The NEMEBIII frigate (thank
Gm), continues to ride it out. The BLONDE frigate
is not yet gone to piece:, and great hopes ate enter.
Wiled, if the weather permits, the may be preferred.
Weruovrm, Dec. 24.—Arrived the Ranger pac-
het, with the mails and paffengers from the Hands
of Guernfey and lerfey. The Captain reports that
he rode out the late heavy gales of wind in Giernfey
Roads; that on the ,9th inflant, at night, the NIOL'E
frigate, lying there alto, cut away her fore and mizen
MIA, and mizen top-malt —The Ta ass frigate
was difmafted, and drove quite near the rocks,
but rode out the gale with only one anchor and cable ;
the SyLf it brig of wet was totally difinalled ; the
titans, cutter parted her cables, .and drove on the
lsore at the bible of the South Pier. Four yards in
the Roads loft their rudders, and very confiderable
dotage has been ihßained by other 'vetch lying

there.
PORTSMOUTH, DEC. 34.—Sailed, his Misity's

ittaataa, with difpatches for the EaR Indies ; and
hit Majeßy's thipsUwicoar and Swirl-, with the fleet
under convoy for the Weft Indies.—Wind Eafterly.
BK Dee. 34.—The Officers and crew of
hii Majefly's (hip GLAITON volunteered on Thud-
day laft, to rigg the MosILLI (loop of war, whicla
was accepted, but the weather being fo boifterous'
and unfavourable, they made but little progrefs un-
DEAL. DEC: a4•—Arrived VlsemorraciTE frigate,
ALILT and ALA, flocps of war, with feveril gun-
brigs, &c. from a Ci nice off the French
Coa l.—
Sailed the 'CYGNST and ALAI (loops of war, With
several gun-brigs, &c. on a cruife, and the Ditchers
of Bedford awed (hip for Portfradutla—Wind Eat'.
terly.
Haewic , DSC. 23.—Thc brig
m Charlotte Whfthel-
m.
ina, WiLPIAANNS Mailer, loaded with
barley, hound to Ruuerdam, has been on (bore upon
the North Ceraft, and is brought into this harbour
very leaky, with the ail:Ranee of a pilot boat. The
brig Vine. of Leith, from Oporto, with wine, knew
Lowita Mallet, bound to Leith, has put into this
harbour with the Icfs of anchors and cables.
WOODIIRIDGE, Dee. 20.—Sunday morning, the
brig Thomas and Ann, of Aldborrugh, :a as
RIAD Matter, arrived in this river, from ftlyth, with
coals. About four o'clock in the afternoon,
on lhore the brig
Tiding at anchor, was teen by a perfon to be
ort fire, ar.d as he approached her, he beard the
'bricks of a woman and child, and tel
immediately went
to the public-houfe at Ramfholt, to
gi the alarm,
'Acre he found the Mate and the crew, who had im-
prudently left the veffel, with no one on beard, ex-
cept this miferable woman and child, who were pal-
fengers. Before the fire was got onder, the whole of
the infide of the cabin, part of the deck, and the
whole of the bedding and apparel of the matter and
crew were entirely confunied. m the account
given by the woman, it appears, that the fire was oc
cafi °fled from the heat of the cabin (love basing com-
municated to tfic woodwork. At the ti farf the
utt
act
cident, the Mafie'r is at Woodbridge, the p
pore of enteritrg the fhip at the Cuilom-houfe, on the
next morning.
GREBNOCK, DSC. 21.—Arrivcd here on Tuefday
the Fanny, Taylor, from New York ; flit made the
land in 1,, and this port in 23 days., though detained
jour of there by head winds. The Faflor,
Caldwe
ll 11,
thlc r,,,t, on th: fame day. The IC/bes,
Liyingfton, of this port, from Wilmin7too for
Clyde, fprong a 1.-11: at tea, end was morning tn
get repaired, when the filled and upfet. Crew arrived
rate in the boat at Santee, on the Coati of America.
The Lord Forbes, Affteck, on her 'mirage home from
Surinam, has been taken and carried into Guada-
loupe.• Neptune, Neill, from Qltebee
norfa tbis
port, in calling at Ayr, for orders. Went n,
tonged, and is lull of water ; part of the cargo saved.
The Grace, of this port, was wrecked
xi the 1 ad] init. in Lagan Bay. Iflay. The eked
tilt! ea:go v. ai be entirely loft—fome of the anchArt
and patt cf the rigging is laved; and it the weather
is good, there is lips that the main rn.t.t
vv may
he laved. The fitip Theodofia, it
wick for Newcaltle, fprung ILA at fea, and ass
feces off Cape Cod. baring bore away for Bofton.—
Ole Nelfon, Larrnemr, from Demarara, has put
into Cork. with Iris of anchors, main topm.tft, &c.
Arrivrel-- fbe Reber:a, ..-----, at Liverpool from Quebec
Gefornill, of this port, at Dcmarara from brace ; An
johnficn, v! t!.fs part, at lino from ditto: G.b
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