Star.
London, England, 1803-03-04 00:00:00

NAVTICiIL INTELLIGENCE.

A Board of Longitude was yellerday held at the
Admiralty, at which Sir 10311,11 BASICS prefiied.
Doetor MASICFLYNC, from the Obtertratory at
Greenwich, alfo

His Majefly's fhip PALLAS has, upon furvey,
been found unfit for fervice, and is ordered to be
broke up at Chatham.

His Nfajeff y's gun brig VIXEN. Lieut. PHILIP
Beowar, hai cr,pzured and cari;e4 irsto Dart
mouth harbour the Fox cutter, of Fa tons, having
on board three hundred and tiny unkets of con-
traband fpirits.
His Majcily's fhips ARDENT and Cameros are
ordered to be got ready for ferrice, the former at
Chatham, and the latter at Portfmonth.

The CERBFIUS frigate, lately returned from the
Weft In.iia, is to be repaired at Chatham, pre-
vioufly to her being re•commiffioned.
A feaman has been apprehended at Liierpool,
on fufpicion of being concerned in the mutiny on
board his Majefly's late !hip Hermione, and the
murder of the Officers.

GREENOCK, MARCH t.
The Minerva, CA Ralf', from Virginia to this
port, arrived on the 24th February in BelfaftLoeh,
after 28 days paffage. On the 23d the (truck on a
rock on the coati of Ireland, which beat off her
rudder ; and the might have been loft, but for the
alliance of two Workingtor, brigs, commanded
by Captains SCOTT and WAE.aka, who with great
exertion fueeeeded in towing her into Belfaft.
The Nelfon, Ftaousnw, arrived, 16th January,
at Metlina, on her way from Catania to Belfaft.
The Jean, Bata, from Wellport for Liverpool,
came its here, by contrary winds on the 26th Feb.
and remains.

Arrived here the Iris, Foaess, from Marie;lles,
after a patrage of 41 days.
The Aimwell, Rosaa r scar, is arrived at Sa•
vannah from hence.

Between Saturday night and Sunday morning,
it came on to blow a moil tremendiums gale from
W. N. W. accompanied with very heavy (host-en
of mow, which continued all Sunday. The thin-
ling at the Tail of the Bank rode very hard ; the
ris, FOkIITS, which arrived there on Friday, arid
was put under quarantine, parted both her cables,
and was run on the ground on the oppofite rideof
the river, below Ardarden Houle, ihere it is
thought the will receive no damage.
The Stip Governor Pitton, Captain Ittrcais,
which failed for Trinidad on Fri.'ay evening, went
on (horn that night, as has already been Rated, in I
Landefton Bay, near the village of Innerkip:
there was every profpea of her being got, of
without any damage, had the weather cantina-
ed moderate ; but it blew a very heavy gale on
Saturday dead on the chore, by which the flip
beat fo much, that the fprung a revere leak, fo
that the pumps were barely able to keep her
free ; and, unfortunately, on Sunday, after the
had been got off the ground and fafe at anchor,
the gale checked fuddenly round to W. N. W.
blowing a mere tempeß, which forced them to Gip
the cables, and run athore on the beach, which is
Candy, in Inoerkip Bay ; but the C/a running very
high, and the lbip beatify; extrenwly hard, the
pumps became entirely trielers, by which means,
though the cargo will be all raved, a great part of it
will he damaged. Every exertion was made and
affinance given, bnt in vain, nothing could con-
tend with the winds and waves. _ _

11;;;..4 of a kelt idsa "NORM Vtsn, oldie Consuieree, to
his owners hue. dela Leek C ak oet. Feb. et
• I wrote yes en the sot! la*. by pea, intimating tint hi
conregisease of the pie cesainerag it boars after 1 Cent the
peek, the props beaten to Mee as dhdl, and the tblp In a
very Sort tine flied fell of water, at ineit as high as the cabin
deck, sad the denstgeskie goads being sil seer the beams. un-
doubtedly weft be all gone, elm. the tuber. rite, and abet;
the owns has net fultained nod deans I base began to
had the cotton epos the bend, both forks own ['hey end tint
d the lip; sod I ups& by the des we Uwe k dl leaded,
which will be imPadY. Vie kerns modenne, we will be .he to
get ebe of; prodding by tine time we ea. keep her with
the pump. TN by dos ast fora to lane healed Numb
dump, It Is, I disk. •DIT • WI sod %nod fin big Maws
abet maim Os woe'

PLYMOUTH. MARCH 1. •

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Sailed the.Xiger, DAyEt, fot Ardlirdatn.

Arti:ed SMITH, frorti Stihdettßnd.
Sailed the WidNilgton, rcnir, for Charletlon:

FI i1.1.071Y, LIST.

MAL, Masers the Elphinf.ohe, Crat,it. mtd
rek,Sandlovl, for the EA Indies; tind tenni other outward •
hound vetreps.-.-Wind.N. blow! httrtl.

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Cop AI" f ikt Area 3,..111gri.1i by the Wm:lir:eh:lMP Of
war, Mom Jymair.ai Three-graben, frc:n
Part e.. Hall, ftifmt St. Cm! ; Hve, Ntebttlt, from
Oporto; aed N:wbraper, Duke,' from Dublln.—Sailcd dm'
Labeita, Grren, for Charteften Atm, Barnet, for Coruna,.
Nrweelile Tradtr —, for Jerky; Guardia, Thompton,
and Fame, Andcrion, for aunburgh..
HULL, MARCH T. •

The tiolderndas and the Gardner and jefeph, which had
left this post for the Dav&. Streit' rithery, returned yeacr-
day morning, having received emilidemble ,la maw in the Rau*
from the heavy gale which prevailed on Seturthy Sunday'
evening. The Gardner and joreph r•n foul of th,el-y,kicenef-,
and carried away her bowfprit, &e. Tee Holdrrnefs likcwire
101 l an aneirw and cable. The flardner an.l Jefeph ban 101 l
two atithnra and cables, her david chocks. fo na of the entree
hoards, ate. a parr of her limn is Aerie in. an., her fielca Injured.
A brig and a hey which way blown &Ear* new Mareca, bawl
lye off without damage. •
The 'Lips for Hamburgh will fall from hence L Ws u the
wuthcr will permit.