Star.
London, England, 1803-11-15 00:00:00

NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE'.

MAILS THIS DAY.— ^S aft.
•era. DUE. ARR. OUR.
Dublin z I Hamburgh o a
Waterford

PENZANCE, Nov. 12.—Arrived this day the flnap
Brothers, of Ilfracombe, lalt from Cork, Datt.tmo
mater, with provifions and feathers, for this place
and Falmouth.

Ptystouris. Nov. 13.—Went down the harbour,
having been refitted in Hamoaze, the JAMAICA, of
26 guns, Capt. Ross: (he failed direEtly on a cruife
to the weaward. By the Luta accounts from off
Brea, our fquadrons have experienced the fury of the
gales of wind at S. S. W. but had rode them out
without any damage. It has blown here very hard
at W. N. W. but without any injury to the men of
war or tipping in this port.
PORTSMOUTH, Nov. 14—Came into harbour, the
Nonpareil privateer.
SHEERNESS, Nov. 14.—A convoy will fail for the
Baltic on the r 7th infant. We are not certain what
the %hip is to be, but we undernand it will be either
the ORESTES IROW in the River) or the AMIABLE,
which fhip came from Chatham the t 2th infant,
and was paid. The Ira morra tire has got in a new
foreman, and gone to the Little Nore : the SCOR.
Hole Hoop is undocked and juft matted.
CHATHAM, NOY. 14..—Undocked the BRILLIANT,
and failed tbe Crummy, Capt. BROMLEY, for Sheer-
nefs. Arrived the Experiment, CHAPMAN, with
timber, for the Dock-yard. Orders are received to
fit all launches and failing veffels with guns without
a moment's hots of time. The Atxuaaa and RE•
a owe are ordered to be fitted for ftationary (hips.
YARMOUTH, Nov. r4—Arrived from Koningfberg,
with wheat, the Die Erndle, JOHAY SCIIURT ; the
Memel. B. &owe, from Memel, with timber, and
the Diana, BABBITT, from Chriaina, with deals.—
The Dab, Capt. J. Beams, from Peterfburgh to
London, laden with deals, hemp, and tar, is on Hap-
pitturgh Sand; the Captain and crew have left the
veffel, bat the weather being moderate, it is expelled
the (lip and cargo will be fared—Sailed to Embden,
the Stad Flanfburgh, M. ScHaLleAr. and Hanna
Maria, C. Roos, with goods ; Vrou Catharine, J.
SARIN!, with OM, and Twe Gebroders, J. KRAMEe,
with rye. The Getvitnaro, of 68 guns, is under
failing orders for the Humber. Arrived the Botra
gen-brig. The flips of war remain as per lat
Wind S. W.

Win TSTAIIIL 1, Now. t 2.-&-A dreadful fcene happen.
ed here Litt night near to us, no farther off than our
oyller ground: as the boat'of the gun brig called
the Idsc•rs, with ten men in it, was going to Fe-
verfham, but the weather bcing bad, they returned;
and going alongfide of the Ship, the fails of the beta
which they were in backed, and in a moment the op-
Cet ; Seven out of the crew were drowned ; one of the
other three Swam to the (fern of the (hip, and fared his
life ; the other two Swam to the buoy, celled the Cul-
linbin Buoy, and were taken off by another boat that
belonged to the jolly boat. The other lufferers were
the dodo, and a Midfhipman, two fine men p—the
other four were common men, They threw over.
board almolt every thing on she deck, thinking they
might lay hold of Something and fare themfelvm ;
but in vain. The (kip fired guns of dined's, and
hoifted a black flag. Some of our boats wear of to
their affiffance, butte no purpofe.

Ma Roars, Mov. 3,—The high winds which have
blown for feveral days from the South-weft have
produced the molt meisncBely confequences. The
boat of the Bose gun ►rtts'gg bringing on !bore the Cap-
tain. Surgeon, one Ididlhipenan, and manned with
fe•en tailors, nn Saturday morning unfortunately up-
yet. A Margate boat happening to be near at the
time. picked up four of the men ; but Capt. C a sr: a,
the Surgeon, Midflipman, and three fedora were un-
fortunately drowned. Captain Cuesvaa was hulband
of Mrs. Cu ants, who, in partnerfbip with Mrs. Pia.
coca, keeps the very refpeaable Ladies Boarding-
fchool upon the Fort at Margate, and was very de-
fervedly refpetted by all who knew him.
A Wall Indiaman and another vefel have been 101 l
upon the Goodwin Sands, and we have the misfor.
tune to add that every foul on board the former pi-
bused. I will give you the melancholy particulars is
my next letter.
A brig ran upon the rocks oppo6te Birchingron
yefterday morning, but fortunately got off at high
water. Another brig is nor upon the Sand► in the
Queen's Channel, and the Margate boats arc gone
to her aiZaance.

Gl/111110“, Nov. v.—Arrived at Liverpool, the
Hopewell. Balms, from hence...At Cork, America,
HAGGART, from hence—At Newfoundland, Peggy,
Baerrocc, from hence. The Dunrohin Caine,
*Banos, of this port, failed from Liverpool for
Virginia on the 3t a ult.
Taefday lea another Ming fmack from Loch
Long for Glafgow, went down Item forenton, as
nearly as poiGbre in the time place as that mentioned
in my letter of the ifi intl. lo an inftant boats were
oat from the veld& in the roads, and the people
picked up. and foam part of the cargo (eyed.
FROM LLOYD'S MT.
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Maven its, Now. s4—Fried by Os Favourite., Kdtb, from
the South ices; Three F asset, from Mogadore i Iminftry,
Yaks, IVVIIII Bilbao' Hibernia, , sod Martha, Levtington,
best Dublin.

Sailed the Hellos. Mead, for Africa; Bddl • Wardlow
Pikapieth,lkevaidon ; Jamb, Pryor; Echo, ; and Hanover,
Mambo, for Jamaica; Atari, Lichordo, for Barbados; Maims
Marla, and Gawk% tor Norway; aircdc. tor
Stettin; Pam, AdaMlda. Trion*, Marlidrek far
Varcll ; Haim, Sager% for Waterford; Pomona. —: Hawk"
Kraeai Telegraph, Radcliff; Peter, Ram; Vraw
Twee Gehifters.-w-.-; Prow ;ream Vrom Tawka. Ma-
nua; Verarakr.; and jaw foe Erabara.