Star.
London, England, 1823-09-01 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

The following is an extract of a letter from the Agent to
Lloyd's at Waterford, dated August 30, which, compared with

the one from Cowes, appears very extraordinary :—" This day
put back the brig George the Fourth, of this place, Captain
Tomos, bound to Quebec, baring been run foul of on the 13th
inst. by a ship belonging to London, 700 tons burthen, laden
with timber; the brig had her foremast, main-topmast, and
bowsprit carried away, and the ship lost two of her masts."—
This letter does not mention any lives having been lost; and
we trililt may prove correct.
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The Guist:low , 50 guns, Captain B. C. Dora', is refitting for
the reception of Commissioner Buda s and family, who go out
in her to Bermuda. She is expected to sail about the 10th of

September.
NAVAL Arrorwrachers.--Mr. Joint LaxODON, of the Guam.",
is promoted to the rank of Master, and appointed-to the Vacros.
Lieutenant R. M. Tate, and Mr. Joint Baal., Purser, are also
aprinted to the Vicroa.
armours, Aunuas 50.—Wind N.N.W.—Arrived his Ma-
jesty's ship Seam sr, from the Downs ; Lady Mary Pel-
ham packet, from the Mediterranean—sailed from Corfu, Bth
July, Malta 17th, Gibraltar 9th August, and from off Cadiz lith
August ; Duke of Marlborough packet, from Lisbon—sailed 17th
inst. Bela, WILDGOOSZ, from London for Demerara ; and Sir
Godfrey Webster, from ditto, for New South Wales. Sailed
the Stanmer packet, for Lisbon ; Ann, STZIOCEZ, for Malaga ; and
Harbinger, WATSON, for Altramichi. Off the Port, the Spartan,
&ice, from St. Mary's, N. S.
PORTSMOUTIAT, AUGUST 50.—His Majesty's ship BRAM arrived
at Rio Janeiro on the 22d of June, from Bahia; the Barron',
from Plymouth, on the 28th; and the Beavasi from Bahia, on
the 29th. The BRITON was expected to sail again in a few days
for Bahia. The Sensors. gun-brig, Lieutenant Joins Seorr,l
having on board Captain Joint FILNORZ, Lieutenant Groaoh
Wootcoomsz, and a party of seamen, to join his Majesty's sloop
&sew, sailed on Sunday for the coast of Africa. The Joseph
Green transport, Lieutenant Stet/era, Agent, with a detachment,
of the Royal African Colonial Corps on board, for Cape Coast
Castle, sailed at the same time, under convoy of the Swnroza.
Ammar 31.--Wend Westerly—Sailed the Hope, Finer, foe
Madras,- and Lady' Kennaway, for ditto. Arrived the Latona,
MUT, from Demerara.
Cowes, Auo. 51.--Arrived the American schooner Osprey,
HAzonia, from Matanzas, in 40 days. The following is an es.
tract from the Master's Logbook :—" The brig George the
Fourth, of Waterford, bound to Quebec, with 115 passengers,
in ballast, was run down in lat. 48. N. long. 50. W. on the 15th
August, by the bark Harniah, of South Shields, from Prince
Edward's Island ; the Mate and Sve men jumped on board the.
Hannah and were saved. The George the Fourth in 50 minutes
after went down. The crew of the Hannah and six men saved
from the George Fourth were taken from the Hannah by the brig
Mary, from whom, on the lith, the Master of the Osprey took
the six men belonging to the George Fourth, who are now on
board the said schooner; the rest of the crew (eight) and the
whole of the passengers were lost; the Hannah was afterwards
abandoned."
DZAL. Aimee: St.—Wind N.—Came down from the River
soli sailed, the Hope, for Pernambuco; and Centurion, for
Qprbec. Arrived and sailed for the River,Yrince Leopold,
Samsa, from Jamaica ' • LOAN', Lars ; and Henry, from
Demerarae—The wind has changed from N. to S.W.
Gazestocz, Angus: 26.—Arrived this morning, the Eliza and
Abby, Govroui from Virginia; sailed thence 29th ult. Left
loading for Liverpool, the Francis, Anima ; and Glide, Preset,
to sail 2d inst. On the 23d, off Torry Island, spoke the schooner
Mary, from Liverpool to Newfoundland, out live days,
all well.
Currost-House, Amass 50.—Ships Entered Inwards: The
Eden, from Petersburg's; Vrow thewke, from Demerara;
Africa, from Jamaica; New Albion, from Smyrna; Nosde
Star. from Antwerp ; Harmonic, from Rotterdam ; Vyf Go.
Draftier., from Brussels ; Dyson, from Mogadore ; Garner, from
Taste; Britannia, from Hamburgh; and- Peter and Mari,
from Antwerp. —Clearing Outwards t The Jean, Harmony, mail
Ocean, for Ekineur ; Cumbrian, for Bombay; Elizabeth, Sons
of Commerce, and Duke of Kent, for Rotterdam ; Perseverance,
for Hamburgh ; Fox, fur Ostend ; Adonii, for Sierra Leone;
Nile, for St. Thomas ; and Calypso, for Norway.
Amman—At Jamaica, the Se'—; Mary, Ferguson ;
Woodstock, Thomson; Raikes, Gardneri Westbrook's Hall;
and Britannia, Rigmado* from London ; Betsy, Thomson ;
and Black-eyed Susan, .--, from the Clyde; Duchess of Bed-
lord, Hawkins • and Mary Ellen, --, from Liverpool ; Star,
taster; and Calypso, from Cork ; Union Lass, O'Conner,
from Halifax • and Elizabeth,—, from Cape Breton. At De.
merara, Gleniservie, tones, from te Clyde; Stedfast, Baran,',
from Bristol; Hesperus, Matron, from Amsterdam; Marg
Smlller, from PiLtou ; James, Beut, front Bermuda; and Mary,
Wood, from Accra. At Guadeloupe, Fetich', Powell; and the
Bengal, —, from Bourdeaux. At Penang, Thames, Litsoo,
from Bengal; and the Thames, Ilaviside, from London.

Lisbon Papers to the 15th instant have reached us,.
but they contain little intelligence of importance,
being chiefly filled with congratulations to his MA-
JESTY on his restoration to power. The Cardinal
Patriarch was receite4 with great rejoicings in the
varioin towns thrOugh which he passed in his way to
Lisbon. M. HIDE de Ncuvrt.r.s, ti.e Ftenclr Am-
bassador, had arrived_ •
Accounts flora Lima state, that the Peruvian Go-
vernment has confirmed the Peruvian Loan con-
tracted for in this country.
Amon the arrivals week, at Southampton
were the 7..arl and Countess of LIVERPOOL.

• • ••
VIE ARMY.
CitrioX.•.—The Head-quarters of the 834 Regiment are at pre-
sent stationed at Trincomalee, under the command of Lieutenant
Colonel Cornea of that corps? The 45th Regiment are sta-
tioned at Colombo,i under Colonel Gramma& ; and the 16th
Regiment in the city of Kandy, under Major Auratst. At
Kandy the garrison is commanded by Colonel SULLIVAN, of the
First Ceylon Regiment, and WlAcia latter corps is distributed
throughout different parts of the Island.
The 25th, King's Borderers, are detached from Head-quarters,
Ennis, at the following places in the county Clare: Kfirush,
O'Brien's Bridge, Raanistimon, Tomgrany, Meelick, Six-mile
Bridge, and Killaloe.—The First Rifle Mirada are detached in
this County as follow: Rathkeale, Head-quarters; Newcastle,
Athea, Glynni Glenduff, Tarbert, Askeaton, Mayne, Shanagol-
den, Abbeyfeale, Ballingarry, Dromcolliher, and Longhill.
The 4th Dragoon Guards have given £156. 173.6 d. to the
family of Quartermaster JOLLY, who died lately in consequence
of the fire at Newbridge Barrack.