Star.
London, England, 1814-03-24 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

FALMOUTH, MARCH 21. •
Arrived the VESTA, from Passages, in three days
and the Sherbroke, Flux, from Halifax for London.
Sailed the Priscilla, NASH, for Newport.

HALF PAST ELEVEN AT NlGHT.—Since writing the'•
above, the Duke of Kent packet arrived with a Mail
from Lisbon, in twenty-one days.
PLYMOUTH, .MARCH 22.
Arrived the Bunker's Hill privateer, captured bythe
CYDNUS and POMONA ; DEMENT grm.brig, with 20
sail of transports from Passages. Amongst the vessels
lost at St. Jean de Luz on the 2d inst. were the fol-
lowing transports : 181, 612, 101, CV, D, BV, FA,
CT; the ships London and Ardent (merchrntmen);
and Minerva letter of marque, of Guernsey : crews
all saved. Also arrived the JCNIPER schooner, from
Passages.—Wind S.E.
PORI SMOUTH, MARCH IS.
No arrivals. Sailed his Majesty's ship Zemmt,
on a cruize. His Majesty's ship TUMOR gives instruc-
tions to the ships bound for Bermuds.—Wind S.W.
DEAL, MARCH 23.
Sailed the DEFENDER lugger, for the Roompot.—
Came down frcm the River his Majesty's ship BRCNE.

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Ftva o'cLocc—Sailed the ?hunt cutter, sea%
f truce, with Mr. GRAY, the Messenger, on board,
for Calais.—Wind S.W.
HARWICH, MARCH U.
No arrivals. Salted the AuCkland, Lord Nelson,
and - Lady Nepean Packets, for Gottenburgh; .and
the Beaufoy and Lord Dur.can Packets, for Holland
attd Bremen.—Wind S.
• LYNIING TON, MARCH U.
Arrived the MA RY armed cutter, with Sir JAMES
SAL:3IA.Itzz, Elm and family on hoard, from Guetnsey.

'LIVERPOOL, MARCH ts.
Arrived the Watson, GREGG, from Halifar—Sail-
ed the IGth February, in coirpany with the Patriot,
TENDLE, and parted from her on the following night.
It was nynrted at Halifax, when they.sailed, that
the American flotilla, on the Lakes, had been de-
stroyed.

Passengers in the Princess Elizabeth packet aresed
it Falmouth, from Passages on the North Coast of
Spain :
Captain Fox, of the Guards; Mr. Baker, Mr. Rorkstnn,
Miss Gladcou, Me; M'Kean, oue griiisb and two Spanish
Messengers.

The San Antonio Victoriosl, Ad Nevis, frown Lis.
bon to Bilboa, is totally lost at the 'moth of the
boa River—all hands perished.
The HArriet, Dutchman, of Guernsey, is on shore
near Corunna.

The Aurora, Leburg ; and. Hoffnung, Schnieder,
from Gottenburgh to Amsterdam, are stranded IllitT
Harlingen.

The CONFOUNDER arrived at Portsmouth from the
Mediterranean, left Port Mahon on the 24th of Ja-
nauary, and Gibraltar on the 12th of February, but
had no communication. She left the hitter in com-
pany with the ECLAIR and MINORcA, and 25 sail of
convoyfbui parted from them on the 2tl instant, in a
gale off Cape Finisterre. On the 24th of January,
Sir EDWARD PELLEW WAS at Mahon, with 10 sail of
the line. Sir .101 IN GORR was cruizing off the Cata-
lonian coast, with six sail of the line.

The Mentor, Lazarabel, from the Hannah t•
London, is put into Vigo—she sided •SOth Dec. in
company with the Hope, Cox ; and Surprise, Rop,
for the Clyde ; Pelican, Smith, for Liverpool; and
Alligator, Roach,
,for Hilifdz, under convoy of
the Forester, hound to New Providence, where
they were to be joined by the following vessels, and
then proceed to Bermuda, viz :—Napan, SANI7S. and
Cora, for Liverpool ; Young Deacon, —,
and Surrey, M4clclß, for London. The Mentor
pared on the 4th oflanuary, and was taken the next
day, by the Cleopatra French schoor.er privateer.
fitted out at New Bedford, which took about half of
the cargo, and then suffered her to proceed. She put
in.° Vigo on the 14th ult. in consequence of a mutiny
of part of her crew.

The following has been received from Port M.lion,
dated January 8, 1814.:
" We, the under-mentiooed Masters of Merchantmen, think
it our duty to mention the very great attention that Captain
Coon, of his Majesty's ship Tortoise, paid to the straggling ships
that were separated from his Majesty's ship Indus in a heavy
gale in the Bay of Biscay, on the Ist, 2d, and 3d, ult.; and we
also with to represent, that we came. under convoy of his Ma-
jesty's ship Tortoise, from Gibraltar to Port Mahon, and had a
tedious passage of 15 days, and Captain COOK.* attention to the
whole of the ships was such as merits our warmest thanks.

(Signed) 16: Master Pe.
Ithue Plianeg.
DAVID TALSRRT, Do. a.gy
" CHARLES GRAVEURN, Do. of the Charles.
" WM. AIL ers, Do. of the Clio.
" RODIRT YOUNG, Do. of the Vigilant.
gi RORER? LAWLINSON, Do. of the Maria.
" WM. ANDERtON, Do. of the IlLitoiSti.
" ANDREW DAVIDSON, Do. of the Jane.
" JOHN ANDREWS, Do. of the Selina.
" JOHN Rost NSON, Do. of the Ann. Awl
SMELL N STawAitr, Do. of the Liberty."
Commanders
Yesterday a Court of Directors was held at the
took
East
o)lndiaeir finalHo lee,
ave whenof the
c followingour
tprevious to de.
parting for their respective destinations, viz. Captain
SAMUEL. BIADLI4 Surrey ; GEORG; NiCkiOLLN Ben-
gal, for Madras and eogal.

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