Star.
London, England, 1823-09-10 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

Dinamama or Patn-Mozigv.—The Bacchante and Saracen
for four gun-boats in the Bocca de Cataro, on the 23d inst. at
No. 21, Cecil-street, Strand; and recalled there Tuesdays and
Fridays.
FALMOUTH, San. B.—Wind E.—Sailed his Majesty's ship
SSRUGAPATAH, to the Eastward.
PLTMOUTH, Sam B. Wind E. Arrived the Christina,
HALL, front Christiana, having been on shore on the Goodwin
Sand. Sailed the Torn Cod, BORNS°, for Lisbon. Off the port,
the Charles, Maw, from Tobago.
Poaviusouvn, Sur. 9.—Wind E.—No arrivals or sailings.
MEAL, Sarr. 9.—Wind E.—Came down from the River and
sailed, the ilitiord, Tartoa, fur Mogadore ; and Triumph,
Rosa, for St. Übe's.

Dv moon, Sm. B.—The Lady Robert Williams and the
Whitehall, for Exeter, got on shore yesterday, near the Rock
Perch, bin was got off again, and came Into the River.
SCARBOROUGH, Sm. B.—Arrived in these roads, the Esk,
Dumsaa, from Greenland, with ten fish.
Cows, Seer. 9.—Arrived the American bark Essex, Wm,
from Boston in twenty-tight days, for orders; and American
brig Dispatch, Buttons, from Riga.
VassaLs mum WITH.•-•;net Fairfield, bound to Nova Scotia,
on the 23d ult. in lat. 46. long. 43. Enchantress, from London
to Pernambuco, on the 21st of July, in lat. 10. N. long. 26. W.
'Thomas Hudson, from Hull to Quebec, on the 6th ult. off Anti-
costa; Sally, Brown, from Hull to Cocagne, on the 17th, in lat.
45. long. 52. Emeline, of Poole, on the 19th, in lat. 45. long. 50.
Fawn, of Shields, for Miramichi, on the 12th, in lat. 46. long. 51.
Nicholson, :from Liverpool to Quebec, on the 10th, off Cape
North; General Phipps, from London to Miramichl, on the
14th, in lat. 46. long. 46. Lucilla, from Liverpool-to Virginia, on
the 16th, in lat. 36. long. 58. Wilhelmina, from the Havannah
to Hamburgh, on the 15th, in lat. 38. long. 48. Cane Grove, from
St. Vincent's, on the 19th, in lat. 32. 58. Fortuna, Koop, from
Rio Janeiro to Bremen, in lat. 31. long. 32. Zodiac, from St.
Andrew's to Bristol, on the 31st ult. in lat. 50.-long. 21. Prince
Regent, from Mogadore, on the 29th, in lat. 46. long. 9. with
loss of bulwarks ; Resource, Mackell, from Gibraltar to Guya-
quil, the 18th of April, in lat. 27. S. also the Willem, Van Vfid ;
and the Wilhelmina, Verloop, from Rotterdam to Batavia, the
16th of Miy, on entering the Straits of Sunda.
A 'cameo—At Leghorn, the Fancy, Beck, from Liverpool;
and Catherina Christina, Ablberg, from Malaga. At Genoa,
Socrates, —, from Gibraltar; and the Neptune, —, from
'fangarock. At Marseilles, Happy Return, —, from New
York. At Honduras, James Dunlop, —, from the Clyde.
At Nantes, Felix, —, from Martinique.

The Spanish vessel Bella Dolores has been taken by
the Centella, Colombian privateer, and was wrecked
the 9th of June.

At a meeting of the Merchants last week connected
with the coasting trade, it was determined to reduce
the charge of freight 50 per cent.
NAVAL TACTICS.--A French engineer has invented
a new mode of naval warfare, calculated to discon-
cert all modern tactics. Ships on his plait will no
longer be estimated by the number of guns or the
weight of their metal, but by the power of their en-
gines and the number of firemen on board. The en-
gineer, on engaging with an enemy, proposes to give
them a broadside, not of four-and-twenty pounders,
but of—sea-water. His engine, he says, will throw
two tons of water a distance of forty yards at a single
stroke, and may be worked, by ten men. We have
not heard whether these engines were employed on
the attack of the Trocadero, but they will, no doubt,
be forwarded to the besieging squadron off Cadiz.
The power loom labourers, who struck work at
Glasgow on the 25th ult. because they were making
at the rate of from 255. to 3.05. per week, continue to
hold out, and are going about idle. It is probable
their services will nn longer be required, as it is re-
ported that Prince HOIiENLOHE has agreed to put
and keep 41 the potter loom in Glasgow in motion
upon the easiest terms.
RiCHARDSON, GOODLUCE, and Co. respectfully re-!
mind their friends of the near approach of the Draw-
ing, which takes place on the 25th of THIS MONTH,
and recommend their taking advantage of the pre-
sent v.ry low pc ces, winch are less ch.in they have
been for thirty years. There are thiee rtiZEi of
£20,000, two of I:10,000, and more Prizes than
Blanks.--:Tickets and Shares are on Sale by RICH-
ARDSON, GOODLVEIC, and Co. at their Old Evtablished
Office, 104, Corner of Bank-buildings, Cornhill..