Star.
London, England, 1804-01-16 00:00:00

NAUTICAL INTRLLIGENCZ.

MAILS THIS DAY.—Wind S. S. E.

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PENZANcs, Jaw. 13.-1 was this morning informed
by a man belonging to a SAaing boat of this Bay, that
he fpoke with one of the veffels in the fleet, which, as
I informed you in a former letter. paired this Bay
from the foutheall, that they were all homeward
bound from Malta, Gibraltar, &c. but under what
convoy he could not recolleet. The /Wm.', stop; cut•
ter got under weigh yefterday morning, but returned
again about four P. M. and remains. The wind
ind blows now very firong from the fouthwcft and
hazy.—N. B. The fleet above•mentioned, when off
this Bay, had the wind about tooth; they had tacked
before they made their appearance, and were (land-
ing to the weftward, which caufed many to fuppok
that they had come from the eaftward, or foutheaft.
A pairage boat is jute come in from the iflands of
Scilly, but brought no particular information.
TORBAY, J.N. 4.—Arrived from a cruise his
Majefty's fbip New lists, having fplit her fails to pieces,
it blowing a heavy gale of wind at S. S. W. Alto
arrived and remains the (loop Lord Helton, H.
Cuss:l4AV matter, of and from Shoreham to Milford,
in ballaft, having loft her main boom, &c.
Pernourn, Jammer s+—Laft evening arrived
his Majefty's frigate NAIAD, of 38 guns, Captain
Wazzts, in the Saund, after a cruize of 15 weeks
off Ferrol and Coronas, during which the ezpe•
rienced many heavy gales of wind and very bad
weather; yet, the perfevering and gallant Pazzaw,
with his fquadron, kept his nation throughout the
whole of the dreadful hurricane off the coaft of
Spain. The NAIAD left Sir EDWARD and his fqoa-
dron all well on their Elation to late as Sunday lA,
confining of the following men of war and cutters,
viz. TONANT, of 84 guns, Sir E. PELLET,' Dart.
MALTA, 84 guns, Capt. &MAR j S►sxcza, of 74,
Hon. Captain STOPFORD j GRAMM of 74, Captain
FRaawAliTLI j DRAGON, Of 74, Capt. GRIFFITH j
AIDINT, of 64, Capt. Wisrnoar ; HUSSAR, of 36,
Captain P. S. Wizstssox g Hissazit cutter, of 14,
Lieut. J. COOHL•N j and S s cutter, of 14,
Lieut. Ls sszy ; they were then dote in with the
harbour of Ferrol.

The SPAR TIATE, 84 guns, Captain M , which
had feparated on a cruize the beginning of December,
was fpoke with on the 24th of that month, previous
to the gale of the 25th December. The Da•coa,
74. guns, Captain Gaisvirm, which failed from Caw-
land Bay to join Admiral Coaaw•lLts, was detach.
ed by him to reinforce Sir E. PELLOW. The N•IAD
carried difpatches to the gallant Admiral, and found
him all well with his fquadrott off Wheat, on Tod-
day, and left him with difpatches for the AA,..:—.18v.
and Admiral Sir J. COLPOYE, K. B. at this port on
Tuefday evening. The French fquadren in Breft
outer Road, from the report of the in (bore look out
Blips had not made the leaft indicaticm of any move-
ment.

PORTSMOUTH, JAL 55.--Arrived his 111.4jeliy%
Blip CHAN ma, from Cork.—The AMIMCADI
gate is releafed from ftsanintine; and the following
tranfports from the Meditemnean, viz : the Alez•
ander, ANDULSON j Antelope, Rara■ ; Daily, Wiz-
sou ; Ceres, Run; Salus, Roasos ; Apollo, Baows;
Hope, Was r ; and Lord Eldon, MUSH.
DIAL, JAN. 15.—Came down from Sheernefb the
Abundance Rore (hip. Arrived the A c rum, Hoop
of war from a cruize, and remains with his Majetly's
Blips and the outward bound as per lad, and the Cam-
brian, Capt. Gaunt's, for Bombay. Wind S.S.W.