Star.
London, England, 1813-08-26 00:00:00

NAVAL 11VTELL1GBNCB.

" LLOYD'S, AUGUST !S.
" The Lords Oarunbsioners of the Admiralty have been
pleased to inform the Committee, that they have given d rections
to their Proctor to institute prosecutions against Mr. S. RAN.
DALL, Master of the schooner Caroline, and Mr. S. BOUTOVI,
Master of the schooner Industry, frog} Martinique, for having
deserted the convoy that sailed front- St. Thomas's the 3d ult.
under charge of Capt. Dassuwoort,of his Majesty's ship Cressy.
" .104 IN Bat4myrr,Jun:
FALMOUTH, AUGUST 23.
Arrived the Roe, Benny, from Liverpool, bound
for Madeira. The Morgiana packet, with a Mail
for the Windward Islands, is gone into the Roads._
About a dozen sail are assembled here, waiting to join
the Mediterranean convoy.—Wind N. fresh breezes.
PLY MOUTII, AUGUST Si.
Arrived the Richard, Joimsrox, from Sunderland ,
Harmony, FISHLEY ; Friends' Relief, CRABS; Chris.
tian, Coon; and the Mary Ann, TIPPI:TT, from
Wales; Hope, Svms, from Exeter ; Ann and Su-
sannah, ROBERTS, from Cowes ; and the Industry.
HODDER, fiom Dartmouth. Went up the harbour to
be repaired, the PELICAN brig of .war, Captain M.t.
PLEs.—Sailed the BELLE Polmr frigate to join the
Channel Fleet; REINDEER brig of War, and the RA cum
schooner, on a cruize.—Wind S.

PORTSMOUTH, AUGUST 2:.
Arrived the ship Amity, FORMAN, from Malta,
last from the Westward. The sloops Proverons,
and Peggy and Mary have arrived from Waterford ;
no other arrivals to-day. Sailed his Majesty's ships
ETHALION, ENDYMION, SWIFT, and HyLNA, with the
outward-bound, for Newfoundland, Quebec, and Ha-
lifax; also sailed the CADSIUS and Piqtrittax, on a
cruise.—Wind S. S. E.

DEAL, ,wousr
Came down from the River the Lord Melville for
Portsmopth, and the Sketchley for BArhadocs, and
remain.—No other arrivals.—Wind N. E.

HARWICH, AUGUST 23.
The Lady Nepean packet, Captain Lwow, arrived
late last night, and the Auckland, captais BRIDGE',
this morning, from Heligoland ; the question of the
renewal, or denunciation of the Armibrice, is not yet
decided by these arrivals ; the greatest anxiety pre-
vailed at that island, on account of the uncertainty as
to that event, but it was generally supposed, that,
should hostilities recommence, Hamburgh would be
immediately occupied by the Swedish army under
the CROWN PRINCE, who was at no great distance
from it. The Danes, it is reported, have agreed to a
regular post communication with this country, by
way of Heligoland, the Mail to be put on shore at
Tonningen ; great shipments of corn to this country
were making at Heligoland.

GRAVESEND, AUGUST 25.
•Arrived the Hope, GALLOWAY, and the Neptune,
Rostrum, from Greenland ; and the Fame, Gal-
CORY, from the South Seas (a prize).

HULL, AUGUST 23.
The following vessels have arrived at this port since
our last, from Greenland and Davis' Straits Fisheries :
FROM DAVIS' Sraarrs--Equestris, Bowser, 1 fish, 50 butts ;
Luria, Nell, I fish, 30 butta; Three Brothers, Leake, •dean.

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FROM GRUNLAND..-Sarah and Elizabeth, Fchter, 7 fish, 167
butts; Richard, Hurst, lu fish, 170 butts; Elisabeth, Ward, 4
fish, 65 bytes; Egginsten, Pinkney, 8 fish, 297 butts; Harmony,
M'Bride, 1 fish, 82 butts ; Nyw Manchester, Hunter, 6 fish, 100
butts ; Perseverance, Levris,_6 fish, 100 butts. _ _

The only ships of this port not yet arrived are the
Aurora, SADLER ; and eagle, PIERPOINT. The last
accounts brought here stated, that they were beset in
the ice, with several others. Among them was the
Royal Bounty, KELLY, of Leith ; but by a letter from
the owners of the latter we learn that they had received
a letter from Capt. KELLY, dated July 4th, saying,
41 after having been in the ice seven weeks, be had on
that day got clear; eleven other ships in sight; he
intended staying as long as anychanceof doing good."
From this we hope, that the other vessel; of which be
speaks had got clear air.

LEITH, AUGUST 2s.
The Royal, Bounty arrived in Leith Roads on Fri-
day, from Greenland, with two fish. The ADAMANT
will sail in a day or two for Sheerness, where she is to
be laid up. The Admiral's Rag is to be shifted on
board of the NIGHTINGALE sloop of war she arrived
in Leith Roads yesterday morning. from LonghoPes
and the CHERDICEIC sloop of war, from a cruise; the
latter brought up a Hamburgh Greenlandman, with
four fish : they were both put under quarantine, on
account of a dead body being on board the Green-
landman. The man died about three months ago in
Greenland, and they have, for some 'reason or other,
preserved the body.—The GALLANT gun-brig arrived
last night from the Nore. Several vessels bave Arrived
in the Roads within these few days, to wait convoy
to the Baltic.—Arrived at Berwick, oa Monday, the
Norfolk, MARSHALL, of that port, from Davis' Straits,
with 12 fish, 554 butts of blubber, expected to pro-
duce 180 tons of oil. And on Thursday the Lively,
Captain KINGSTON, from Greenland, with five fish, 7
seals, and an unicorn—upwards of 70 tons of oil.

An additional number of Officers and seamen are
to proceed in the 2Eolus to Halifax, to be employed
on the Lakes of Canada.

Captain MAPLES, of the Pelican sloop of war, is
promoted to the rank of Commander, for his gal.
lantry in the capture of the Argus.
Captain MANSELL is appointed to command the
Pelican.
YANKEE WIT. The Chesapeake guns had all
naves, and the following is a List of 2.5 of them on
one side :
Main Deck—all 16-pounders. 14. Liberty or Death.
No. 1. Brother' Jonathan Forecastle,
•' ' 2. True Blue I. United Tars, is-pounder
3. Yankee Protection 2. Jumping Billy 7
32-pounder,
4. Putnam S. Rattler
S. Raging Eagle Quarter Deck,
S. Viper No. 1. Bull Dog
I. General Warren 2. Spitfire
S. Mad Anthony 3. Nancy Dawson
S. Anterica 4. Revenge
30, Washington S. Bunker's Hill
11. Liberty ter Ever 6. Pucohantas
12. Dreadnought • P. 'Cotner
IS. Defiance S. Wilful Murder.
The names were ettgraSecl on small squares of coppc:
Pint '

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EGHAM RACEd.

Her MAirori• and the four Pith/ousts arrived on
the Course at half-past Ode yesterday, and 'took
their stations in the stand piepti-td fur their reception.
The Princess CHARLOTTE of WALES arrived, soon
after, in a barouche drawn by four hotses, and took
her station near the stands Her Royal Highness was
accompanied by the Duchess of Laws, her daughter,
and Miss KNIGHT) and she did not alight during the
Races. The Duchess of YORK drove on the ground
in her curricle, and, with the Duke of YORK, joined
the Royal Party. •
Smolensio, the famous 'rarer, drew a company un-
precedented on the ground. The visitors were so
eager tti get a sight of him, that crowds waited at
the stable-door, and after the race Sir Ci 13unitury
desired that the company might be gratified with a
full view of him: He was placed in a citcle opposite
the Royal Stand, for the Queen and Princesses to
views and afterwards in other parts of the come;

The first race w as the Magna Charta Stakes, of 50gs. each, h. ft.
for s yrs old. Colts to carry ast. 51b. '1 he winner of the
Derby or Oakes to carry 51b. cur&
Sir C. Bunbury's bl. c. Smolenska - _ 3
Duke of York's C. by Giles, but of Venttlre's data - 2
Sniolensko was Said to have been short of wind,
and he was the favourite at 7to 4 only. Goodison,
who rode him, kept up the appeatance of a race with
Chiffney. Who rode the Duke's colt, to opposite the
royal stand, tbithin 20 yards of the winning-post,
When he slacked his reins, and Smolensk° got a length
11l a mdment, and won in a canter.

A Sweepstakes of 25gs. eath.
Sft C. Bhnburi named Dorms 1
Mr. Blake's Wisdom is 2

'Doke of York's c. by Giles . 4 4 1
the Duke of York's c. the favourite, and 2 to 1 agtt Daus.—
A famous race.
The Ladles' Plate of sogs. for all agee.
Mr. Lidbroke's Hamlet - a • 1 1
Mr. Blake's Srrightly . a a 2 2
Mr. Trevauidn's Lut zeti - - - 3dr