Star.
London, England, 1814-11-07 00:00:00

DEAL, NOVEMBER 6.

Arrived his Majesty's ship BOMBAY, from Ports-
mouth.; BEMIS, sloop of war, from Yarmouth ; and
a few merchantmen from the North ; and the Nep-
tune and Apollo from the River. Sailed the RED-
POLE sloop of war for Boulogne, and the OLYMPIA
cutter for Swansea.—Wind North.
HARWICH, NOVEMBER 6.

Sailed yesterday the Alliance packet for Gotten-
burgh, and the Lark packet for Cushaven. Arrived
to-day the Prince of Orange packet from Gotten-
burgh ; and the Active packet from Cuxhaven.—
Sailed a large fleet of merchantmen, and other vessels,
for different destinations.
COVE OF CORK, OCTOBER 31.
His Majesty's snip Tartarus, Captain PASCOE, ar-
rived on Friday from Bristol, with the vessels from
that port bound to the West Indies; as also have ar-
rived those fr,,m the Clyde for the same destination.
Saturday arrived his Majesty's ship Lightning, Cap-
tain RENNY, and Scylla, Captain ALLEN, from Ply-
mouth—the latter with convoy ; also arrived the fine
new frigate Tanais, to continue on this station. The
40th and York Chasseurs still remain on board their
respective transports. Remain the several ships as per
last. His Majesty's ship Crescent, Captain Gwitaass,
went to sea on Saturday after an American privateer,
said to be busily employed these last three or four
days on the South-west coast.
NOVEMBER 2.—West Indies, •Brazils, Bermuda,
Newfoundland, &e.—The very large and valuable
fleets for the above destinations, as well as the fleet
having the 40th and York Chasseurs, who are not to
open their instructions till about the latitude of Ma-
deira, sailed to-day with a fine light breeze. Their
convoy consisted of his Majesty's ships Valiant, 74,
Captain MUDGE; Sultan, 74, Captain WEST; Cres-
cent, Captain Gwiuma ; Cyane, Captain FALCON ;
Forrester, Captain DAwsort ; Shamrock, Captain As-
KEW, &C. &C.
" His Majesty's ship Trent, Cork Harbour, Oct. 30,1814.
" Sta—l beg leave to acquaint you, that in conformity to an
arrangement made by the Lords Commissioners of the Admi-
ralty with the Merchants of London interested in the trade o
Ireland, Convoys are to sail from hence on the Ist of November,
and from Belfast on the 7th of that month, or as soon after as
the wind will permit, for the English Channel, and at the expi-
ration of 14 days from the departure of these convoys, similar
ones will be appointed to sail, and I shall continue to order others
to sail every fourteen days frown the time at which the preceding
convoy shall have put to sea, or as soon as possible subsequent
to that period.

" The convoy from Belfast is to call off Carlingford for the
Trade of Newry, and off Dublin, for the vessels .Pssembled there;
but those of Waterford are to repair to this harbour to join con-
voy. The Commander-in-Chief at Plymouth has informed me
that convoys will be ordered to sail from thence for Cork only,
the Ist, 11th, and 21st of every month, but on the arrival of any
vessels here bound to other ports in Ireland, further protection
will be given to them—l ant, Sir, your most obedient humble
servant,t°H. Sit w Ka, V:ce-Admiral.

" To Sir Anthony Perrier, President of the

Cbaruber'of Cg

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NAVAL APPOINTMENTS AND PROMOTIONS.
Captain S. G. Pechell, is appointed to the Clorinde; Captain
W. 0. Pell, Mcnai ; Captainposiers, Ringdove to the rank of
Post Captain, and to command the Talbot; Captain Gore, Shark,
to the Ringdove ; Captain Andrews, Dee; Captain Loth, Min-
strel; Lieutenant F. W. Purches to be First Lieutenant of the
Orpheus.

Immediately upon the arrival of the MCA:quint fi
gate, Captain BASTA HD, .at Portsmouth, from Wool-
wich, the convoy for Portugal and the Mediterranean
will sail. The BERMUDA, Captain WOLRIGEs accom-
panies her as far as Lisbon.
The squadron of cruizers which was under the or-
ders of Admiral FOLEY, IR the Downs, has been di-
vided : the Cadmus, Redpole, and Swan have been
placed under the command of the Admiral at Sheer-
ness ; the Calliope, Bermuda, Rosario, Griffon, and
Olympia, under the orders of Admiral Sir RICHA RD
BICKERTON the former command includes the coast
from Shields to Dungeness ; the latter from the Start
to Dungeness. Rear Admiral CII A REES RowLEY will
take the command at Sheerness in a few days. The
Bombay, 74- guns, Captain Bazt:er, is gone as guard-
ship in the Downs.
Four of the superior class of shipwright appren-
tices, who deserted from their duties at the Naval
College, in Portsmouth Dock-yard, in a boat, last
week, have arrived in France. They got out of the
boat at Southsea, took a post-chaise, and set of for
Dover. whence they embarked for Paris. An indis-
position to submit to the restraints imposed by the
rules of the establishment is supposed to have been
the origin of this wild scheme. Their relations or
friends are under bond for them, severally, to compel
the fulfilment of the woo of their epponticesbip, In
a penalty of 4500.