Star.
London, England, 1830-06-15 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

The St. Helena, from St. Helena to England, put into Sierra
Leone on the 441 ult. having been boarded by a piratical schooner,
and plundered of gold and silver. The crew of the pirate mur-
dered the master, mate, and eleven of the St. Helena's crew, and
cut away her mast..
Jums 14.—Wind N.W.—Arrived the Hon. Company's
ship Thomas Grenville, from India; Ann, from Jamaica; Ranger,
Spence, from Africa ; Sovereign, WKellar, from New South
Wales ; and Bolton, from India. Salted the Royal George, for
New South Wales.

FALMOUTH, JUSIR N.N.W.—Arrived the o.borne
packet, from Malta—sailed 26th April, Gibraltar 25th May, and
Cadiz the 27th ; and Rachel, Hawke, from Malaga. Off the
port, the Etheldred, Hoseason, from Jamaica; Princess of the
Netherlands, from Batavia ; and Frances, Brown, from Oporto.
BRISTOL, JUNE 14. —Arrived off the port, the Speculator,
Cother, from Sr. Vincent's, and Jassy, Gilmore, from Charente.
LIVERPOOL, JUNE 13.—Arrived the Prince Reg( nr, James, from
Maranham ; Thomas Hyde, —, from Tampico ; Hellespont,
—; James, Shackford ; and Spartan, Flamini.. from New Or-
leans ; Gardiner,Nicholl, from New York ; Favourite,Withycome,
from Newfoundland ; and Sister, Donaldson, from St. Andrew's.
CLYDE, Jima 12.—Arrived the Rachel and Helen, from
Newfoundland.

PORTSMOUTH. JUNE 14.—Wind N.W.—Sailed the Sylvia tran-
sport, for Deptford.
Nritourn, June 13.—Wind N.

Hut., JUNE 13.—Arrived the Jessie, Eamon, and Samuel,
Spyrie, from Riga ; Olivia, Harrison, and Mary, Johnson, from
Blemel. In the Humber, the James, Brown, from Riga.

The East India Company's ship, Thomas Grenville, arrived off,
Weymouth the 12th inst. She left Madras on the 25th of Feb.
and St. Helena on the 21st of April. The Thomas Grenville spoke
the Castle Iluntly, outward bound, on the sth of May, in let. 0.
40. N. long. 25. 0. W. all 'veil.
The Jack-o%Lantern schooner, late Mr. Asheton Smith's cutter
yacht, but now the property of Government, arrived in our river
this day (Saturday) s ith passengers from the island of Terceira,
whither she had been to convey the Marquis of Palmdla.—South.
ampton Mercury.
It appears by the letters received yesterday from Swan River,
which a-e dated so late as the 19th of February, that the report of '
the loss of the Success frigate H not true. That vessel was aground,
but was subsequently got off
IVe regret to say that a serious misunderstanding, to call it by no
stronger name, has arisen on the Cape Station, between Captain W.'
F. M. Owen, of his Majesty's ship Eden, and Commander Henry
F. Greville, of his Majesty's ship &pair, which we fear is likely to
lead to a court-martial. It appears that Commander Greville was
despatched in the Espoir by Captain W. C. 31. Schomberg, C.B.
of his Majesty's ship Maidstone, the Commodore on the Cape Sta-
tion, to land some pirates at St. Helena, where he fell in with his
Majesty's ship Hecht, surveying vessel, all the officers of which,'
except an acting Lieutenant, were dead. Captain Greville accord-
ingly appointed his First Lieutenant, Harding, to be her com-
mander ; and, as she was to be kept in quarantine, he deemed
it advisable to send her tender to Ascension, having first
supplied her with fresh provisions. At this juncture, Cap-
tain Owen, in the Eden, arrived at St. Helena, and as he
hail ordeled the tender to be laid up at St. Helena, there to
remain six weeks, and the crew to rejoin the Heck, he expressed in
strong terms his surprise and disapprobation at the conduct of Com.
mender Greville at having disregarded his order. Commander Ore-
vile was in consequence desired by Captain Owen to confine him.
self to his ship, and was, we hear, the only one of the officers who
was prevented going on shore. This step seems to have been taken
by Captain Owen without the authority or even knowledge of Com..
modore Schomberg, and has, we understand, been represented by
the latter to the Admiralty. We regret also to add, that another
officer, not immediately concerned in the matter in dispute, has
thought fit to take part with Captain Owen, and to challenge Com-
mander Cheri& The papers connected with this transaction,
which are very voluminous, embracing the statements of Captain
Owen and Commander Greville, and the remarks of Commodore
Schomberg, were sent home in his Majesty's ship Pallas, for the
information of the Lord Commissioners of the Admiralty.—Ports-
mouth Herald.