Star.
London, England, 1809-07-20 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

PLYMOUTH AND PLYMOUTH-DOCK, JULY le._
Came in the Bremen brig Frecheits, Captain Poore
SON, from Stockholm, with naval stores for this port;
Fame, Captain WILLIAMS, from Dundalk, with pro-
visions for the navy • New Union, Captain SAERUM,
from Liverpool, with rum for the victualling stores ;
Brothers, Captain WOTTON, from Stockholm, with na-
val stores for this port.
Sailed the FORTUNES, of 38 guns, to the East Ward.
Arrived, l'Esritcau sloop of war, 16 guns, from
Cork ; ORESTES sloop, and HARLEQUIN hired armed
'ship, from the Eastward ; RANGER revenue cutter,
from a cruize ; American brig Harmony, from Bos-
ton, laden with fish and oil, bound to Bilboa, detained
and sent in by the AMELIA frigate.
The AFRICAINE frigate, with Mr.JACKSON and suite
on board, for America, passed by last night to the
westward.

A new sloop of war, built at Dartmouth, is now in
the offing, working in, but as the wind is northerly,
it will be late before she reaches the harbour.
PORTSMOUTH, JUNE 19.
Arrived his Majesty's ship MALABAR, from Ja-
maica.—Sailed his Majesty's ship Vtomr, for Guern-
sey.—Wind N.W.

GREENOCK, JULY 17.
JAMAICA FLErr.—Since our last, four of this fleet
have arrived. Three more are, in the fleet for the
:Clyde, and of course hourly expected ; viz. Ann,
THOMSON ; and Mary, ALEXANDER ; for Greenock ;
and Diana, Roxsuaotr, for Port Glasgow.
LEEWARD ISLAND FLEET.—Passed yesterday for
Port Glasgow, the Grenada, GEORGE, from Grenada;
and Elizabeth, Dimon, from St. Croix ; and this
morning, the Hope, HEnnza.soN, from St. Vincent's.
The Grenada parted with the fleet two days ago.
Arrived here yesterday, the Lavinia, SHARP, from
Demerara ; sailed thence 4th June ; left the Ariadne,
BIRD, and Nereid, JOHNSON, loading for this port, to
sail in seven days after : spoke on the Bth inst. the
Mary, BoNE, from Trinidad, for Clyde.—Arrived
also, the James, BARR, from Montreal and Quebec;
1e... Montreal the 11th, and Quebec 15th June.
Arrived here on Saturday, the Northern Friends,
DUNN, from St. John's, New Brunswick ; sailed
thence 17th June. Left no vessel loading for Clyde.
- Arrived on Friday, the brig Coliingwood, GIL-
CHRIST, of this port, from New York, in 27 days—
left a British and an American brig loading for Clyde,
the former called the Betsey. Spoke on Wednesday
last, off Torey, a ship from Newfoundland for Bris-
tol, but did not learn her name. On Thursday last,
off Instrahull, spoke the following ships from this
port, in company—Jane, HUNTER, for Tobago ;
Brilliant, MORRISON, for Jamaica ; and Isabella,
LITTLE, for Honduras.
Arrived same day, the Pomona, M4NAuonT, from
Jamaica, in 39 days, having performed the voyage
out and home, in three months and two weeks. Sailed
in company with the Comet of London, John Bull,
of Liverpool ; Elizabeth, of Belfast ; and a brig be-
longing to Kingston, name unknown, under convoy
of his Majesty's sloop DISPATCH : parted from the
whole of the vessels, except the convoy, before getting.
through the windward passage. Parted from the
DISPATCH on ;he lbth June, in lat. 30. The Wil-
loughby, of and for London, was to have sailed in
company, but did not get down from Kingston to
Port Royal, in time, owing to its blowing so hard.
—The Expedition under General CARMICHAEL was
all embarked, and the first division was to sail the day
after the POMONA loft Jamaica, against the city of St.
Domingo. The United Kingdom, UDNEY, arrived
at Kingston, from Martinique, 3d June. His Ma-
jesty's sloop Dispatch, spoke the William, M'LEA,
from Clyde to Jamaica, 11th June, off Cape Nichola
Mole. The following vessels were spoke by the Po-
MONA :-3d July, 1at.18.12. N. long. 46. 16. W. spoke
the brig Flora, of Dartmouth, 6 days out from For-
tune Bay, Newfoundland, bound to Oporto, all well
—7th July, lat. 27. N. long. 52. W. spoke the brig
Jo, of Pool, from Liverpool, 10 days out from Tory,
bound to Newfoundland, all well.

Saturday last a Court-Martial was held on board 1
the SALVADOR DEL MUNDO, in Hamoaze, and adjourn-
ed till Monday, for the trial of Mr. ALEXANDER PAo.
TERSON*, gunner of his Majesty's ship POlsEau (pri-
son ship) for contempt, insolence, and disobedience of i
orders. The charges were adjudged to be fully
proved, and Mr. PATERSON sentenced to be dismissed ;1
his situation of gunner in his Majesty's Navy, and to
serve before the mast, on board such ship as the Com-
mander in Chief at Plymouth-Dock shall direct.
The unfortunate young man, who exerted him-
self
so greatly at Mr. Nonnes late fire, Conduit-
street,
still remains dangerously ill and without hopes
of recovery, at the Coach and Horses, Conduit-street.
Sunday evening, a party of eight who had spent a
convivial day at Sunbury were returning to London
by water, when the boat was upset, in consequence of
running foul of a pile, and two persons, JULIA MANE,
and a man named POSTEN, were drowned. The body
of Miss MANE was soon found, and a Coroner's Jury
has brought in a verdict of Accidental Death. The
young man, who is a clerk, was found yesterday
morning. _ _ _

A letter from Prince Edward's Islan3, dated May 1:
24, says—" The Concord brig, from London, with
the most valuable cargo of merchandize that ever
came to this island, arrived here this day." ' .1
We have received Barbadoes Papers to the 10th of i
June, inclusive. The following are the only articles 1
in them of any importance : 1
JUNE I.—The French frigates lying at Bassi.- /,
terre, Guadaloupe, have not been, as reported, de-
stroyed, nor any subsequent attack made upon them
that is yet known here, since that formerly detailed
in this paper. The Acasta and Thetis frigates are
still watching them.—Nothing has transpired to ex-
plain the canncnading reported to have been heard in
the neighbourhood of Guadeloupe ; and it is now i
much doubted as to any line of battle ships having got
into Port Louis, stated by reports from St. Bartho- '
lomcw's. 11
" JCNE 10.—The homeward.bound trade of this ,
Island, to sail with the convoy of the present month,
will leave this on the 19th inst. the day originally I
appointed by Sir ALEX. COCIIRANE for a ship of war
to call here to convoy them to the general rendez-
. vous.• The July convoy is postp9neduntil the 22d of
the month." • •