Star.
London, England, 1804-10-29 00:00:00

NALTTICAL INTELLIGENCE.

MAILS THIS DAY.—Nrind E. N. E.
ARR. DOZ.
Dean 1 1I Huoburgh
Waterford o 3 Ibon

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Pawzawc►., °mere 26.—La1l evening, during a
heavy gale at about S. S. W. the Prutfian brig, Two
Brothers of Embden, Captain SYCIE RD P. W tam's,
put in here from St. Andero, with Spanith wool for
Bri : immediately after her arrival the was put
under the rettraint of quarantine by Mr. WsLLIAMS,
the Superintendent, until a medical gentleman could
be procured, its order to afcertain whether the crew
were entirely free from any infeSious diforder. It
, having been certified that the had no communication
with any vael whole crew were affe)ed, the re-
flraint was this morning taken off. All the left night
and to day the gale has continued. The brig Sally,
Rats matter, from London, with hoops, &c. &c. for
Cork, put in here this morning, to repair fume da-
mage the fuffained left night during the gale, but it
is not material.

TORRAT, Ocr. vi.—Yeft!rday arrived and remains
his Majefly's frigate EGYPTIiN He, bound to join the
fleet off Brett, but was obliged to bear up for this
owing to a heavy gale of wind; the Nam is is frigate
from a ernize ; the Li brig from off the Ifle
of Bah; the Pruffian galliot Ann Maria, from Am-
flerdam to Lifbon. The hired armed fhip
Captain Hvx a, which failed lag Monday from Dart-
mouth for the Downs, in confequence of the wind
getting round to S. E. was obliged to return to Tor-
bay, but as it was likely to blow hard (he bore away
for Dartmouth.—Arrived from Lyme, and failed
again for Guernfey, the Laurel, W Matter
with bullocks for the ufe of his Majeßy's troops there•
The wind is now got round to the weftward again'
very moderate, attended with rain.
FALMOUTH, OCTODIt VS.—Arrived this morning
the LORD AUCKLAND packet, SRUTLER, with mails
from Lifbon, in IS days : the left lying in the Tagus
the TOWNS/4EIID packet, Captain Donn, which bad
arrived out in eight days with mails from England :
the packet brings no news—not a fyllable was known
there at the time of her failing of the capture of the
Span& frigates : alfo arrived the hired armed (hip
LORD ELDON. Captain NINICOMBE, from a cruize ;
the Danifh brig S tad t Altona.Captain P aaaaa ow , from
Guernfey; the American (hip Lonifa, Captain Wm-
sox, from Rotterdam ; the American brig Cabinet,
Capt. Davis, from Fecamp, for Norfolk ; the Anna,
HUNT, from Watcrford ; the Flora, FORD, from
Neath ; the Eaglefbuffi, Cou aaaaa , from Cardiff,
for London; the Cupid, VA araman, from London:
alto the Brothers, PucitEY ; and Putty, Rows, from
London, with bale goods, tcc. for this port ; Liberty,
Parremaatt, from London for Chepßow ; Jehn,
Lewis, from London, for Dartmouth; Brunley,
Jamas, from Glouceßer, for Portfmouth ; and Mi-
nerva, SCHOLAR, for London.—P. S. The Due. or
Cum packet, it is jug reported, is coming
in. Wind South.

PLYMOUTH, Ocr. 27.—Came in the Refolution,
of London, Capt. Suss, from Jamaica, bound to
London, laden with rum, fugal-, and coffee : fhe
failed with the fleet, under convoy of the EL s vI4 AN T,
of 74, and the Utast', of 40 guns, and parted com-
pany the zd inft. on the sth following fhe was taken
by the Braave, French privateer, of 16 guns, in lat.
26. o. and retaken on the 9th, by his Majefly's fhip
DIAMOND, of 38 guns, off Vigo. The Braave was
formerly the King George Packer, of Falmouth,
and the DIAMOND was left in chace of her.—
The Samaritan, Captain Lows, from Riga, with
hems, for the dock yard ; the Ingebar Maria,
Captain Leasoio, hum Norway, fur this port, with
timber and deals ; the Good Intent, of London, Cap
twin IWO. CROSBY, from (Zebec, bound to Londe n,
with various metchandize ; the Pomona, of New.
berry Port, Captain Awns tws, from Amilerdam,
bound to Alicant, in ballad". lieftertlay morning

early, when off the Eddy(lone, (he fell in va,th the
American brig Myrtle, of Bolton, Captain BAKER,

from Amflerciam, bound to Bolton, in ballaft, hav-
ing 101 l her rudder ; the Pomona took her in tow for
this port, but the fea ran In high that they were
obliged to cut her adrift, and it is much feared, from
her ungovernable Rate, and the wind being then
wrong Southerly, that fhe may be driven alhore to
the eaftward ci this harbour. I've) of the Pomona's
crew are mach hurt by the breaking i,f the cable,
when the Myrtle was cut adrift. The Polly, Dart-
mouth, WAS ycflerday driven afhore in Teat's Bay,
and totally wrecked. The brig —, laden with v ic•
tualling flares, was alto driven afhore at the fame
place ; but was got off again laft evening, vi ith very
little damage.
Came in the Aacus, of 113 guns, from the Earl-
ward, w.rh feveral outward-bound Wei Indiamen;
the PLANTAC.tIuT, of 74 guns, from a entire off
Ferrol ; the Bi idgctown, of London, Capt. GnODW in.
from London to Jamaica, the touches at Cork for
troops; the Simi:, -, from London to Domi•
nica ; the Viz Capt. Gesaratce, from Dublin to
London; the Chewer, from ditto to ditto; the Fal-
con, Capt. Watt°, from London to Newfoundland;
the Dania+ (hip Wilhelmina, from London to FA-
=with, to load pilchards ; the Rudlan brig Dobro
Nodifchda, Capt. PoosszsuaßOTF, from Motlaix,
in balk*, with three Engin ladies p.lTengers; the
NIOIIOD cutter, from a cruise; the lgcsraut", of

74 guns, from the Channel Beet, to refit : alto, th.
Bolina tender, Lieutenant BAUWOISOT, from Mil
ford ;—the came in under the refiraint of quaraa.
tine, having had communication with a veffel from
Lifbon ; the Rawcas cotter, of 14 guns, from tea;
the Sparta]: brig St. Isabel, alias ViEloria, of Cadiz,
Capt. Juaw MICHAEL DES BARSORTO, from Bouz.
deaua to Cadiz, laden with various merchandise,
detained and fent in by the Fast:, of 14. guns ; and
the ACASTA, of 40 guns, from a cruize.—Sailed the
PLANTAGENET' of 74 guns, to the Eaftward ;
Parrry Lass, of t 4 guns, on a cruize ; and the
RANGER cutter, ditto.

PORTSMOOTH, OCTOBER 28.—Arrived the PLAN-
x•cr3N iv man of war, from the Channel fleet ; the
Recutus frigate from the eaftward. Sailed the
PLUTO Hoop of war on a cruise. Put back his Ma.
jay's (hip AVENGER with her convoy for New.
foundland, fse.—Wind E. S. E.
On Thurday lea a boat containing 56 tubs of
fpirits was feized and lodged in the Cullom Hou(e,
by Captain Casa of the Amt.°, e Revenue cutter.
The crew of la Fatna, Spanifh frigate, lately brought
in by the Ltvezv, are permitted to vifit the Shore,
fix at a time :—they are vietualled by the hider,
and fupplied in every refpeA as Engin (cameo.
—The CLIIOP•TRA frigate and AL.Bleolllfloop of
war, have come into harbour this week for repairs.
—The DIDO frigate was this day warped out of
harbour, and proceeded for Cowes, where fhe is to
lie as a prifon-(hip for deferters from the Army, pre-
paratory to their being embarked for foreign fervice.
The POLYTHIMUS and AGAMEMNON 46+ guns each;
Success frigate, and TICKLER gun.blig, are ordered
to fit for Foreign fervice at this port. The Sue.
cass has received her orders for the Coat of Guinea.
—Difpatches are on board the Tatatime frigate for
Sir ALEXANDER BALL, at Malta ; alfo for Lord
NELSON. The TRIBUNE is appointed to fail the firft
fair wind after the 3oth.inftant.
LIST OF SHIPI AT stutterer,.
80 Admiral Montague
Captain I Wainwright
98 Clrimpain
74 M. Robing.=
74 L Irwin
• 64 ----- awfuni
64 —•--••• Haney
6A Newman
so Lawfurd
. so --- Burlion
38 ---- Hammond
• 36 ----- Dicifon
32 Bennett
• 32 --- G. Scott
• 32 -- Sir R. Lawrie, But.
- ---- Nicholas
10 King
18 Foote
58 lice. F. W. Aylmer
ab Northey
26 ----- !Aaiun
s 6 ---- Fyffe
16 Beauchamp
. • 32 W. H. Falknor
- 12 Lieutenant
as W. H Dough.
44 L. Kee
s Leake

RoyalWallam -
Glory •
Swlftfure -
Puiffant •
Polyphemus - •
Agamemnon -
Veteran
Diomede
Adamant
Lively
inconitant
Tribune
Succcts
Cleopatra
Eurydice
Arladne

Favourite -
Wafp
Curlew -
Ratter
Reindeer
Saracen
Blonde (or crate)
T.ckler (G. B.) r
Cracker (ditto)
Tearer (ditto) •
Locutt - -

Camel (S. S.) - - 44
Ant (feaeon, 8
Pearl gap.ibip . • woatyer
DIAL, Ocrosta zB.—Sailed this morning the
Ruar man of war for Portfmouth ; MAJasrrc man
of war for Yarmouth; and the Bastatsa gun-brig
for Sheemefs.—Came down from Sheernefs the
Ravas Hoop of war, and remains in the Downs with
the Tell of the (hips as per laß.—Wind S. E.
YARMOUTH, OCTORCR 28.--Yeflerday, arrived
from a cruize, the HIND and VIXEN armed brigs,
and the Swats cutter. The Visas has fent in a prize
laden with linen and earthen-ware; and the Swam
has fent in the Frau Elizabeth, Baas Lammas mar-
ter, of Poppenberg, from Riga bound to Ferrol, with
planks, Has, and hemp. This day arrived the
ORUIZER gun.htig : alto a fifhing fmack with the
crew of the Litton, of Dant zick, bound to London,
laden with plank and pipe-Raves: the above rail
was wrecked on Thurfday 14R off Hafbro'—the crew,
twenty in number, who took to 'their boats, wh re
picked up on Friday, and landed here this mornini.
The (hip was Roo tons burden, and stetson new.
Wind S. E. flrong breeze.
BRIDPORT, OCT. 28.--It was flrongly reported
here yeflerday, that the barge conveying his Majelty
on hoard the Royal yacht had nearly been 1011, by a
fuddcn guR of wind coming on juft as the barge
reached the yacht, which the feamen were not pre
pared for, and neatly upfet the barge. Sir H. B.
isikA Li, in his exertions to prevent any accident, was
knocked flat upon his back, by a violent blow on his
head from the fluke of the anchor. Two of the fea-
men were walked overboard, and carried under the
yacht ; but on their riling, we are happy to fay, they
were• taken tip by fome men in a boat on the oppo-
fate tide.