Star.
London, England, 1803-11-01 00:00:00

NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE.

Plamouris, Ocr. 3o.—Came in the Cofroopolite
privateer, of London, Capt. WILLIAM ISIIKIN 2, from
a cruize, and brought in the Dutch fhip Twe Cyf
tier% Captain JOHN GEORGE Moss; from Batavia,
bound to Amtlerdam, laden with fugar, coffee, fpices,
arrack, cotton, &c which fhe captured on the 24th
inflaut, 14 leagues S. W. of Scilly: the failed from
Batavia the 18111 of May bill.

The 28th Regiment of Foot embarked this morn-
ing on board tranfports, and will fail to morrow for
Ireland, under convoy of the HUSSAR, of 38 guns.
PORTSMOUTH,OCT. 31.—The SPIDER (loop of wdi
has made fignal of convoy to the weilward. Drops
down to St. Helen's the DIANA frigate.
DOVER, Ocr. 31. —A great firing has been heard at
times on the enemy's fhore : no certain account has
reached us ; but it is fuppofed to be our cruizers
firing at the enemy's gunboats who had made a
movement. Though living at the avant poll, we are
fo confident in the vigilance of our cruifers, and the
bravery and unanimity of the troops on (bore, and
people of all defcriptions, that all the gafconade and
movements of the enemy's petty flotilla does not, I
believe, difturb the fleep of a fingle individual in this
populous town.
DEac, Ocr. 31.—Sailed the HICLA bomb on a
cruize. Arrived the VIXEN gun brig from the north-
ward, and remains with the UTRECHT and Motaacit
men of wart VULTURE and LYNX 'loops of war 1•••••
PERSEUS bomb, MIN etva. gun brig, and the Swirl-,
Eaft India pilot.

SHEERNESS, Ocr. v.—Arrived at the Nore, his
Majetty's (hip HER mss.—The AUTUMN this day en-
deavoured to get out of harbour, but owing to the
wind being eatterly, and bllering excel ively hard,
the was obliged to bring to again. The Pen ELOPI
was paid this day.—Sailed the PRINCESS of ORANGE.
Hisawic“, OCT. 31.—Vefterday evening arrived
here from Hufum the Diana packet, Capt. STEWART,
with mails, Baron La azu,late Hanoverian Minifter,
and 8o recruits for his Majefly's fervice. Alfo the
Dorfet packet, Captain HAMILTON ; Lark packet.
Captain Date ; and Prince of Wales packet, Capt.
A. DEAN e, all from the fame place, with mails, feve-
ral paffengers, and 130 recruits for his Majelly's fer
vice. Thefe velfels left Hufum on Thurfday latt,
and fpoke the Elizabeth, Capt. Haar, with the out
ward mails of the sift inft. going up the River.
The outward Gottenburgh mails of the 27,th and
28th, are now on board the LARK packer, Captain
THOM rsom ; and the Hufum mails of the fame dates,
on board the DIANA, Capt. Srawaaz, detained by
contrary winds.
Arrived the Swedith ketch Refolution, P. SaMsoN
mailer, from Giettle to Havre de Grace, with bar
iron, detained by the Aooatssoa gun•brig. Alfo
the Dann brig Fortuna, P. Jacobs, matter, from
Amiterdatn, in ballaft, for orders.—Alfo arrived from
a cruise the Moscay gan.veffel.
The PRIMO, Of WALES packet, Capt. HEARN, is
hourly expeded from Hufum, with 'the mails of the
26th inf.—Wind N. E. blowing Rrong.

Mormon, Ocr. 28.—A ferious dianrhance took
place here this evening on board a tranfport full of
troops, of which there are two at prefent bound to
Guernfey and jerfey. Repeated 6riog was heard, a
lanthorn occafionally hoilled, and the Ps.ovaa (loop
of war very often hailed. The Officers being for the
molt part on &ore, and being regulars, ever on the
alert, they by their ufual exertions got on board the
tranfport, and fubdeed the riot, loon after its being Bra
generally noticed on (bore. However, as loon as the
alarm of Mutiny was given, the drums (for the Bra
time in Milford) beat to arms, the Huntingdon Mi.
litia, with•their Colonel, the Duke of Mamcsaarae,
and General Gammon', (General of Diaria). were
in a very (tort time completely under arms. Major
Fat.Low's, in a fhort (peed), complimented the men
on their alierity, and obferved, that he doubted not,
warr logr•Plikf ARM thlY Wgia. pffik. 4rahl,
:realer 1 cannot poflibly at this hour fay whe-
ther or not any ferious mifchief has been dose in this
(what I believe may be termed) drunken frolic, bat
I underaand the inairatorsof it are lodged fafr!y on
board the Nor se ; pollibly it might have terminated
very unpleafantly had there been no King's (hips in
the harbour.