Star.
London, England, 1813-01-14 00:00:00

DEAL, JANUARY

Arrived his Majesty's ships Pomost, from Ports-
mouth ; and the CALLI3PE, from off the Scheldt

The following vessels, which sailed from Ports-
mouth on the '2sth of September, under convoy of
the NAncissus frigate, parted, without leave, off Ma-
deira, Lescolia, Co'..,s for Barbadoes ; Fortune, Pnu.-
LIPS, for Martinique ; Lucy and Alida, DEARNESS,
for Surinam ; Neptune, GIBSON, for Senegal ; Jane,
ALEXANDER, fur Buenos Ayres ; and Indispensible,
BUCKLE, for the South Seas.

NAVAL PROMOTIONS.
Captain T. White (I), to the Vigo.
Captain Gascoyne, to the Impress at Limerick, vice Olden:
Lieutenants D. Potter, and Muir (1), to the Impress at Li-
verpool.
Lieutenant A. Brodie (lite of the Kron Princessen prison-ship),
and Lieutenant J. Dutton, to the Impress in London.
Lieutenant R. Skipsey, to the Impress in Newcastle.
Lieutenant J. Fulton to the Impress in North Stalelda.,
Lieutenant William Parker, to the Signal Station at Hay Head.
Lieutenant J. Arnold, to the Signal Station at Gurnose.
Lieutenants Hugh Patton (flag-lieutenant to Rear-Admiral Foote),
Johns, and Servante, to the Aboukir.
Lieutenant J. Hellard (first of the Gladiator), 0 the San Josef.
Lieutenant Winne, to the Royal William.
Lieutenant William Styles, to the Braave.
Lieutenant R. Welsh, to the Ceres.
Lieutenant H. S. Wilson, to the Barhant.
Lieutenant John Simpson (2), to the Eaton.
Lieutenant Duncan Menzies, to the El Firme.
Lieutenant George Brown to the Irresistible.
Lieutenant Edward Lyon, to the San Ysidre.
Lieutenant Sison, to the Valiant.
Lieutenant Church, to the Monmouth.
Lieutenant Fowler, to the Norge.
Lieutenant Debenbam, tb the hired cutter Neptune (e).
Lieutenant Curry, to the Contest.
Lieutenant Gibson, to the Urgent.
Lieutenant Dyer, to the Il•stard.
Lieutenant Stale, to the Havock.
Lieutenant Nottington, to the Meteor.
Lieutenant Turner, to the Dispatch.
Lieutenant Hopkins, to the Spitfire.
lieutenants Atkinson and Smithwick, to the RItIidOSIL
Lieutenant Haynes, to the Royal Oak.
Lieutenant Chegw yii, to the Mars.
Lieutenant Dow, to the Tuscan.
Lieutenant Courtney, to the Conflict.
Lieutenant English, to the Cressy.
Lieutenant Collins, to the Atlas, for rank.
Lieutenants Bagot and Style, to La Hogue.
Lieutenant Wharton, to the Woodlark.
Lieutenant Bayley, to the Mulgrave.
Messrs. Henderson, I.aston, Nicholson, Taylor, Morriss Nichol],
Rowe, Jpknson, Placknett, Harvey, Rain, and Kiddie, have
passed this week for Lieutenants.
Mr. Nash, Purser, from the San Ysidro, to the Britannia.
Mr. Bellamy, Surgeon, to the Mary Yacht.
Mr. Robert Balfour, late 6f the Standard, to the Queen Char-
lotte, fitting for the lag of Admiral Lord Keith, K. B.

MELANCHOLY ACCIDENT.—On Monday last a sloop
from Plymouth, bound to Cork, having got embayed
near Slade, in the county of Wexford, a boat belong-
ing to that place, with seven men on board, went off
to pilot her out of danger. One of the boatmen,
Michael Ryan, sen. went on board the sloop, and the
other six, continuing in the boat, took her in tow,
when, melancholy to relate, the boat was towed under
iii Bagenbun Bay, and the whole six men were
drowned. The names of the sufferers were, Henry
Fortune, Hugh Mayan, Simon Bryan, Wm. Fortune,
jun. Peter Fortune, jun. and Mich. Ryan, jun. The
three former were married men, and have left three
widows and tea children to mourn their irreparable
hose.